Life is a Writing Prompt: Life's Circles

Monday

Life's Circles

By the end of the day, how many of life's circles have I passed through? My circle encompasses my boyfriend, my aunt and cousins, my extended family and friends, my coworkers. Today I stopped by the dry cleaners and had a pleasant conversation with the young lady who works there. How many people are in her circle? Do I know them? Have you smiled at them during your busy day? Remember that everybody else has their own circle to go home to, to answer to, to argue with, or laugh with. Who is in your circle?

Improvisational, Spontaneous Observational Writing

Life is a Writing Prompt:

by

Jo'el Roth

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Welcome to the page. These pages are yours. Studies have shown that those who write about their thoughts and feelings are better able to deal with stress and pain. Writing one’s thoughts has been found to be soothing, like petting a fluffy dog or gazing at goldfish in a tank.Write anything. Punctuation is not critical. Grammar is not an issue. Talk to the page. This is your time.The rules are that there are no rules. Memories and thoughts bubble up at the most unexpected times, and for the most unexpected reasons.Take a deep breath. Breathe. Put a pen or pencil in your hand. Put your hand on the keyboard of your computer, and what you see is what you get. Put words to paper……Or don’t. The following is a collection of quotes that I have found inspiring. And funny. And sad. They are listed, so that you can read them and respond. Without pause or plan, just read the quote, then respond. Put pen to paper, or napkin, or restaurant menu, or paper place mat. It’s the writing that counts.