330. Escape: Write about where you like to go to escape from it all. To escape from it all, I’ve had different places depending on the phase of my life. As a child, I climbed the trees or sat on top of a tiki statue in my back yard. In my tweens and teens, I […]
329. Trial and Error: Write about something you learned the hard way. I am not everyone’s cup of tea and not everyone is going to like me. This reality was upsetting and hard to navigate as a child because I went to school with the same people for 13 years and if people didn’t like
328. The Windows of the Soul: Write a poem about the story that is told through someone’s eyes. I have been left all night in this small area. I can turn around, scratch and lick myself, and spread out a little bit. On one hand it is cozy and safe but on the other hand, I’d
327. The Unsent Letter: Write about a letter that never made it to its recipient. I am going to be traveling to central Africa: Uganda, Rwanda, and Burundi and would like a referral to the travel clinic to discuss getting a yellow fever shot. With my autoimmune disorder, I am not sure if a yellow
326. Say it: Write a poem or story that uses dialogue between two people. Samantha and Jada share a bottle of wine while catching up from not seeing each other for a month. “Are you hungry? I can make some food or we can order out?” Samantha asked. “OMG, let’s order Rusty’s pizza!” Jada replied.
