Opportunities not taken

Think of a time when you (or character) made a negative decision: chose not to do something, go somewhere, not to act in a certain way. 

Write it down precisely: where were you (or your character), what were you wearing, what did you do and say?

Ephiphany

Think of a time when you (or a character in a story you're working on) had an epiphany-a moment when you believed, finally and absolutely, that you had the answer to something (yes, this is the woman I want to marry; no, I was never meant to be an architect; yes, it's the right thing to move to Columbus), but which turned out to be wrong. If you want, use the phrase "suddenly I realized" as a way of spurring the epiphany on.

 

Write down the precise events that led up to the epiphany (what you were doing, where you were, who you were with, etc.).

Journal #2

 

Tell abut the quality of light coming in through your window. jump in and write. Dont worry if it night and your curtains are close or you would rather write aobu the light up north - just write. 

Go for 10 minutes, 15, 1/2 and hour...

Journal #1

 

take something you feel strongly about, whether it is positive or negative, and write aobut it as though: 

you love it

you hate it

you are neutral toward it. 

I am a camera

 You are walking around in town with your friend. Describe what you see. 

Write what you see. Do not try sound important or sophisticated. Just describe what you see. 

I don’t know why I remember

 

Think of something that has stuck in youur mind for not obvious reason. Don't think of anything special; just something small. 

Write about that thing precisely using details. Begin with the phrase, "I don't know wy I remember."

Don't explain. Just describe.