Hello–I know it’s been a while since we’ve updated this blog, but I wanted to go ahead and re-activate this and offer a fresh writing prompt:
How do you fight demons in your daily life–those pesky, stressful things that come back to get you?
How do your characters do it?
I just watched the movie, “Saved!” from 2006. I had forgotten just how much this movie related to my life, especially living in a conservative town.
Is there a movie that speaks to your life? If so, which one, and why?
From uttering the words “peace out,” to wearing “trendy” things like peace sign necklaces and earrings, the word and symbol of “peace” is tossed around a lot. Sometimes, I believe the meaning has gotten lost.
Are you a person who dons peace apparel alone, or do your actions and words reflect what you’re projecting in fashion? Do you wear it because it’s trendy, or because it’s to make a statement?
I was writing about constructing pagan altars yesterday, and including meaningful objects.
What objects are most meaningful to you and why? Does the sentimental reason outweigh the monetary value of the object?
What do you think about the end of the world? How does you religion or spirituality address this?
Here’s my answer to the hype.
This idea struck me today, when I was sitting down to read my Bible. I felt like I was doing it because I was “supposed to.”
Do you have anything in your life that you do because you feel obligated to do it, and you feel badly if you do not?
What kinds of stress do you have in your life? How do you handle it? Have you ever seen other people handle stress in an odd way?
Okay, so it’s the new year and you have your resolutions. So what about the new beginnings? Starting over? There’s more to it than just INTENDING to do things differently…what do you think about the actual theme and feeling of newness and how does it apply to you?
