Day 141: Sweat the details

It’s Writing Day!

Writing Prompt: What are some of the small sensory details you’re noticing in your life?

Lately it feels a bit like we’re living on pause or repeat. I find myself noticing more of the details of day-to-day life: the tiny wingbeats and footsteps of visiting birds at the feeder, the unexpected twinge of frustration or anxiety (what is there a shortage of today?), the dust gathering on a suitcase in a closet, the way that time doesn’t seem quite real anymore. What are you noticing more of? Can you think of something for each of your senses?

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Catch up on previous Writing days:

• Write a six-word memoir

• Is a picture worth 1,000 words?

• Imagine your calendar for this time next year

• Try blackout poetry

• Write a letter to someone

• What’s your lockdown language?

• Document your life right now

• Is there a fact you can’t forget?

• What’s your personal meme?

• What made you realize you were an adult?

• Make a mini-presentation about something interesting

• Who was your best teacher? Who was your worst?

• Have an AI do the writing for you

• How have you changed?

• Learn about word origins

• Design an ad from the future

• What’s the best advice you’ve been given?

• Write a one-star review of your dinner

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