Do You Think About the Future or the Past?

You can tell someone’s age by how much they think about the future or the past. I’ve noticed that teenagers and people in their twenties talk about the future as if there is a lot of time ahead of them. They have post-secondary education goals, first career-related job discussions, and first romantic relationships. They askContinue reading “Do You Think About the Future or the Past?”

Christmas, Santa, and Letters

Many children around the world who celebrate Christmas wake up to presents from Santa on Christmas Day. Some children visited Santa at the mall before Christmas to tell him about the gifts they wanted. Some children write to Santa about their Christmas wishes. The tradition of writing letters to Santa has a long history thatContinue reading “Christmas, Santa, and Letters”

Your perfect space for reading and writing

Daily writing prompts: You get to build your perfect space for reading and writing. What’s it like? My perfect space for reading and writing would look both classic and high tech at the same time.  To start, I would have a desk for my writing work. The center of the desk has a computer andContinue reading “Your perfect space for reading and writing”

5 Reasons to Join a Writing Group

Do you feel like you’re the only one in the world striving hard to achieve your writing goal? If you do, you’ve found one excellent reason to join a group. Writers often work on their masterpieces by themselves, stopping now and then to recall the spelling of a word or ponder whether to make theContinue reading “5 Reasons to Join a Writing Group”

The Power Of Words

Repost If you had the power to save your friend’s life, what would you do to change their fortune? Writers have the power to change lives with the use of words. A simple message like “It’s over” can break a person’s heart. Words like “I love you” can bring sunshine and everlasting warmth. Writing complimentsContinue reading “The Power Of Words”