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Caption This
Write a caption for a misleading photo – Do you ever look at an old photo of yourself and think about what really happened just before or during or after the picture was taken? Maybe you were hugging a man … Continue reading
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Tagged caption this, creativity, descriptive writing, emotions, joy, letter writing, life moments, memories, old photo, photography, polaroid, regret, self-reflecting…, writer, writing, writing contest, Writing prompt
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Journaling
Journaling has helped many individuals connect with what’s meaningful in their lives. The exercise on this page will help you uncover clues to what gives your life a sense of true purpose. When you have some quiet time, think about … Continue reading
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Tagged descriptive writing, dream, dreams, empty spaces, faith, goals, honesty, inspiration, journaling, life, life style, madlibs, power, purpose, Reflections, road map, strength, therapy, truth
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The Letter I wish I’d Sent…
“Regret is a chance with remedy. Ease your mind and your conscience by writing that letter in 200 words or less that you always wish you’d sent to someone. It can be a valentine to a loved one, a message … Continue reading
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Tagged assignment, cursive, descriptive writing, email, emotions, extra extra, faith, family, friendship, happy mail, letter writing, memories, penmanship, post cards, post office, Reflections, regret, self-reflecting…, snail mail, stationery, writing contest
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Existence
I write not to discover myself, but to write myself into being..- Colin Channer Positively Purging-I welcome your feedbacks in the comments and your likes and passing the real life wisdom on to others as I embark on this new … Continue reading
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Tagged change, conversation, creativity, descriptive writing, discovery, emotions, Habit, happiness, insight, inspiration, introduction, life, mindfulness, purpose, reflection, self publishing, simplicity, writer, writing
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Put It in words
Author Natalie Goldberg’s guide to writing, set me in motion. I’d worked on a book for seven years, but then I sat on it, afraid of self publishing. After reading Goldber’s article, I logged on to createspace.com and clicked the … Continue reading
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Tagged appreciation, Author, change, conversation, creativity, descriptive writing, education, emotions, Habit, happiness, insight, inspiration, introduction, journaling, life, Michelle Guerra, mindfulness, Natalie Goldberg, professional growth, purpose, reflection, self publishing, simplicity, writer, writing
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