Go ahead, keep staring at that blank screen. You’ll be inspired. Maybe. Perhaps.

Or, you could just take a break and try writing something different. Sometimes a writing prompt is just what I need get my creative juices flowing. Then, I can get right back into what I really want to write about — my NaNoWriMo masterpiece.

So, here’s a prompt I’ve taken from a lovely book I use for writing:

Sit and think about your childhood room. What objects do you remember? Write down as much as you can. Then pick one, and describe where you think it is right now.

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Create your “stranded on a desert island” list.

The Five Books you’ll want to have:
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The Five Movies you’ll want to have:
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The Five Foods you’ll want to have:
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The Five Photos of Loved Ones you’ll want to have:
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The last one is one of my faves. Especially as you continue on your NaNoWriMo journey, it’s one that is sure to put you in a positive mood.

Happy Day 10 of NaNoWriMo!

ThinkBLink by Shilpa Raikar.

712 MORE THINGS TO WRITE ABOUT, is published by Chronicle Books, and distributed in Canada by Raincoast Books.

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