In her arms.
On a hike.
Versatile musical tastes:
Brubeck, DeLong, Assad
Learning new things
Laughing with friends
Brainstorming with colleagues
Walking the dog
Playing a game
–Thanks to twowritingteachers.org for the 31 day Slice of Life writing challenge!–
Thanks to my writers notebook and previous entries in it for today’s inspiration. All my writing ideas felt very vulnerable and not ready for an audience; then I felt stuck. Writer’s notebook to the rescue!
Tim's Teaching Thoughts 
This is a great format and proves the value of that old writer’s notebook. I think each of these 3 word sentences could be a post…and so you are all set for the rest of the month!
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I agree—each line COULD be a post. I want to read “On a Hike” and “Learning New Things.”
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Writing felt vulnerable
No audience, yet
Where’s the joy?
Pages penned previously
Inspiration equals relief
Vulnerability avoided; phew!
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Lol….so true and succinctly summarized.
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Wonderful way to think and write publicly when thoughts are still sifting. And good to know I’m not alone on those shifting sands.
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Oh! Love this! There can be so much richness with three words.
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I love the way that you shared your 3 word lines. It’s amazing how simple a 3 word phrase may seem but how it paints such a clear picture!
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What an inspirational format. I love how each line of just 3 words does indeed tell a story, and they all work together to form a picture of the writer. I will have to try this out myself soon!
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Sometimes I feel like the simplest forms yield the richest results. So much here resonates. And YES–writer’s notebooks to the rescue!
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