We may lose and we may win
But we will never be here again
So open up, I’m climbin’ in
And take it eeeeeasy….
Tag: journaling
Solitude Sunday
Then stirs the feeling infinite, so felt In solitude, where we are least alone. Lord Byron
Friday Funnies
I’m running on fumes today, and with trick-or-treat being last night (and kids being loaded to the gills and backpacks with candy today), I am getting through in whatever way … Continue reading Friday Funnies
Monday Musings
I enjoyed writing to the inspiration of Beetley Pete’s post so much yesterday (see it here) that I’ve decided to continue it in a tiny string of joys and see … Continue reading Monday Musings
What Keeps You From Writing?
I have started no fewer than 6 blog posts in the last 7 days to reintroduce myself to longer writing after this daily poetry stint (it’s not over, I just … Continue reading What Keeps You From Writing?
Everyday Poem #15a
I woke up at five am only to journal and walk and coffee and journal again (the second time with John Mayer) writing two things: one poem about broken promises … Continue reading Everyday Poem #15a
Everyday Poem #14
Today I just want to be left alone in the rare chilly ache of a lemon August sunrise carefree in my cozy sweater and crazy unkempt sloppy slept-in ponytail cradling … Continue reading Everyday Poem #14
On Anniversaries and Dreams
Tonight’s journaling started by exploring the question of how my parents have been married for 52 years today (and not killed each other yet, lol), and how ashamed I am … Continue reading On Anniversaries and Dreams
4.22.21 Journal Prompt
How do you know what writing vein to pursue when you sit each day? Is it intuitive, routine, set up the day before?
4.21.21 Journal Prompt
What was the last small bit of joy you found while writing?
Keep Thinking: More Reader/Writer Inventory Questions
How are you doing on the reader/writer inventory from Friday? Have you had any insight, realities, or discoveries to help propel you forward? Over at The Writing Cooperative, a Medium … Continue reading Keep Thinking: More Reader/Writer Inventory Questions
4.19.21 Journal Prompt
What old and outdated beliefs about your writing need to be eliminated?
4.18.21 Journal Prompt
Would you rather have a full, uninterrupted weekend to write, or an uninterrupted hour or two each day, at your most creative time, to write? Why?
4.17.21 Journal Prompt
Are you an everyday writer, a weekday writer, a weekend writer, or a whenever-I’m-in-the-mood writer? Have you ever been another type? What are the benefits and drawbacks of each, in … Continue reading 4.17.21 Journal Prompt
Time to Write: A Reader/Writer’s Inventory
This year has been an extraordinarily unique 15 months in the life of a public school teacher. Fifteen months sounds short; a year and 3 months has a more succinct … Continue reading Time to Write: A Reader/Writer’s Inventory
Words by Beth 