It’s a great day to write something, anything! Try your hand at flash fiction or write a poem. Create an outline or character sketch. Write a chapter, or as many chapters as you can.
Nothing to write about? Try making a list of ideas or free-write. Grab a timer and experiment working in 10 – 25 minute increments until you find an amount of time that works best for you. Take small breaks in between to make efficient use of your time while not overwhelming yourself.
Make Wednesday your weekly no-matter-what writing day. If this isn’t a good day, pick another. Give yourself permission to do what you want at least once a week. Don’t feel guilty for prioritizing your passion. Write your heart out!
If you would like a prompt:
- Write a story about someone getting in trouble by telling the truth.
- Most people like bowling but I hate it. What is something you despise that others like?
- What happens when your best friend (or your character’s best friend) stops trying?
Happy writing!
Writerish Ramblings 
I’ve always loved your WAW! I’ve been so busy with editing, finishing my book, and a family emergency … my 92-year mother had a stroke. She’s doing amazingly well, but it was a tough transition for her because she’s always been so independent. I pray she’ll be somewhat independent again and early-days recuperation indicates hope. So here’s to hope, joy, laughter and love–the most healing energy in all the universe. For once, I said what I felt without penning it in verse.
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I’m sorry to hear about your mother. I hope she’s still doing well. Good luck with your book!
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Thanks, Kristi. I hope you are feeling well.
Mom is doing really amazing.
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