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"Inspiration usually comes during work, rather than before it."
~ Madeleine L'Engle
Study the image for a few minutes then write about it.
Journal for fifteen minutes today by making a list of twenty five words from your childhood all beginning with the letter D or P (pick only one). Feel free to share in the comments three that you came up with.
Here’s a weekend quote to journal/write about:
“Since everything is in our heads, we had better not lose them.”
~ Coco Chanel
The gist of it is simple. I give you the start of a line/story and you continue on. This week:
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Set your timer and for the next fifteen minutes and write something using these twelve words. The order of the words can be switched around as necessary. The choice of whether you write fiction or non-fiction is up to you. And don’t use all the words in the first paragraph.
Do not use them all in one paragraph either! Spread them out — one per paragraph (or page) would be a nice challenge.
For the poetry writers. Even if you do not normally write poetry make an effort to complete this exercise.
Your topic is: Maggie’s Charm Bracelet.
Your form is: seven stanzas, one for each charm on the bracelet.
Study the image for a few minutes then write about it.

It is the New Year, time to write the obligatory goals for the next twelve months. How about three for each month? Write out a basic list or write a paragraph for each one item.
January
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February
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March
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April
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May
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June
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July
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August
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September
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October
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November
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December
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Happy New Year!
Here’s a weekend quote to journal/write about:
“We must laugh and cry, enjoy and suffer, in a word, vibrate to our full capacity… that’s what being really human means.”
~ Gustave Flaubert
The gist of it is simple. I give you the start of a line/story and you continue on. This week:
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Topic Links
Set your timer and for the next fifteen minutes and write something using these twelve words. The order of the words can be switched around as necessary. The choice of whether you write fiction or non-fiction is up to you. And don’t use all the words in the first paragraph.
Do not use them all in one paragraph either! Spread them out — one per paragraph (or page) would be a nice challenge.