colector: RE: [JournalWriting] Looking for a Journaling Mentor/Coach

How about this Nora.....

You have one day to compile your list of prompts. Or you could even put a limit. Say 31 prompts for the upcoming month of March. Get them printed, trimmed...or what have ya, and have them ready to go by no later than Feb 29th.

Then on March 1st, pull a prompt from the bowl and begin writing. If you don't like the prompt then free write for that day. Or write WHY you don't like that prompt, etc.

Feel free to share it here.

Here's you a website to get you started:
http://journalingprompts.com/

And if you want, post the prompt here each morning and everyone's invited to join in. *smiles*

Light of heart,
~*~Walks~*~

Nora <norabear@visi.com> wrote:

Great idea!

It just doesn't take into the account my compulsiveness. Heh.

I have thousands of books on my Amazon wishlist. Netflix allows 500 books in your queue. Guess how I know this? I took fifty recommended reading lists and got them all into an Access database just so I could figure out what the REALLY most recommended books are. It took me months.

I would spend weeks/(months/years) finding all the prompts that I could so I could print them all – mustn't miss any, you know – and get them into the bowl!

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After pondering for a couple minutes…

Anyone have a really good list of prompts? Maybe if I try someone else's list rather than trying to do my own conglomeration, I might be able to get started.

Nora

From: JournalWriting@yahoogroups.com [mailto:JournalWriting@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Walks with Wolves
Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2008 8:00 PM
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Subject: Re: [JournalWriting] Looking for a Journaling Mentor/Coach

Why not write down a lot of those prompts you've come across that you like and stuff 'em in a jar. Then every day, pull one and just write for 10 minutes? You could share it here, that would give you some "accountability".

Light of heart,
~*~Walks~*~

To hear the sound of the wolf is to experience a singularly moving sensual experience of wilderness. Sound of unreachable quality, seeming weird and inhuman. But not unearthly. For it is of the essence of the creature wolf: of his spirit, his being, his truth. A transcendental song that took form uncounted millennia before time was defined. Something elemental. A living call from the past. A revelation of the very Universe.
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A woman in harmony with her spirit is like a river flowing. She goes where she will without pretense and arrives at her destination prepared to be herself and only herself.

Maya Angelou

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