Monthly Archives: April 2011


A Week’s Worth of Journaling Prompts: Friendship 1

IT TAKES A LONG TIME TO GROW AN OLD FRIEND. ~ John Leonard Most of us have strong beliefs about what friendships are all about, yet we don’t take the time to examine the assumptions underlying those beliefs. Not that there’s anything wrong with assumptions — it’s just wise to […]


A Week’s Worth of Journaling Prompts: Expanding Creativity 7

Everyone is born creative — it’s human nature. As we grow and become socialized, we learn that “creative” is generally a word used to describe artists and musicians and craftspersons. People with “talent.” Probably not us. At some point during our lives, though, we discover that creativity is a much […]


Journal Writing Through Life’s Passages: Moving 6

I had been packing for weeks. The boxes were clearly labeled with their contents and which room they belonged in. Yet when the moving van arrived, every surface overflowed with items that still needed to be boxed, the pictures hung on the walls, and the still-full garage mocked us. Luckily, […]