What comes to mind when you imagine yourself with this picture?
Please use free-fall writing for your answer.
If YES and NO were in a game, what game would you name it?
In the above image who is winning, and write down why would you say that?
What shall I let go?
Please begin your writing with, “I am letting go of [something on your list],
to make space for [something new that you want to be doing]”.
Using the above image as a prompt, please write about what you would like to do well on a consistent basis? Then write about how you experience life differently once your practice becomes more consistent.
Letter Experiment:
Write to your inner author and/or have your inner author write to you. Simply begin, “Dear Inner Author” ….
Send a letter to me, …….please.
What two contrasting occasions might have prompted the feelings engendered in you by the balloons?
Using contrasting, write about two circumstances that may have prompted the balloon scene. Include the who, what, where, why, and when for both. Example: One circumstance may engender heartache, while the other may engender lightheartedness.
Then write about how you felt about each situation and how your felt as you wrote about each situation.
Photo Question of the Month (February 2021)
Please write your answer to this question in the third person.
Photo question of the month
What do I need to remember as I pass through the war zones of my life?
Write an essay in response to this question.
Photo question of the month (December 2020)
What have you locked yourself into or out of for too long?
Use the “dialogue writing strategy” to respond to this image, in writing.
Photo question of the month (November 2020)
Use the list writing strategy to explore the joy in this photo. Or, use previous months strategies of story, or the pyramid strategies.
