Random Writing Exercise # 3
Write a paragraph describing the sky but do not use the word blue. And don't feel you need to stay with the sky, you may use it as a jumping off point.
(If you would like some inspiration I've posted the paragraph I wrote in the comments section.)
(If you would like some inspiration I've posted the paragraph I wrote in the comments section.)
Writing Adventure # 1
Go to a coffee shop. Take a book or magazine with you. While pretending to read eavesdrop on a conversation. Imagine what the speaker's life is like. Where do they live? What do they do? What is their favourite food? Write a short story about what happens to them when they leave the coffee shop.
Random Writing Exercise # 2
Write a letter. This is the kind of letter you will never, ever, send. Write down all those things you have been yearning to say to this person but know you will never be able to. Pour it all out on the page. Breathe. Writing the truth can be scary so let yourself feel everything then tear up the paper and let it go.
Secret Diary Writing Exercise # 1
Remember that crazy teacher from high school? The one you loved or hated, was intrigued by or a little bit afraid of? Pretend to be them and write an entry in their secret diary.
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