Write a post *only* using well-worn phrases and clichés.
©2013 Mr. D. Sader | snowflakes | All Rights Reserved
Write a post *only* using well-worn phrases and clichés.
©2013 Mr. D. Sader | snowflakes | All Rights Reserved
Write about a time you acted first and thought later, giving into your impulses.
©2013 Mr. D. Sader | snowflakes | All Rights Reserved
Write a Q&A-style post between two fictional people.
©2013 Mr. D. Sader | snowflakes | All Rights Reserved
Write about the most precious thing you’ve ever lost.
©2013 Mr. D. Sader | snowflakes | All Rights Reserved
Write about a time you had a Goldilocks experience, exploring different choices and finally arriving at “just right.”
©2013 Mr. D. Sader | snowflakes | All Rights Reserved
Write about the subject you usually blog about as if you were a music critic.
©2013 Mr. D. Sader | snowflakes | All Rights Reserved
Write down the first sight, sound, smell, sensation and scene from your life that come to mind with just sixty seconds for each. See which of those you’d most like to continue to write about, and where it leads you.
©2013 Mr. D. Sader | snowflakes | All Rights Reserved
You can pick one chocolate from the box. What kind of filling do you hope is inside?
©2013 Mr. D. Sader | snowflakes | All Rights Reserved
You have three hundred words to justify the deletion from time, space and memory a person, place or thing. Failure to convince will result in it being infinitely cloned and paraded on a billboard in front of your home forevermore.
©2013 Mr. D. Sader | snowflakes | All Rights Reserved
You receive a call from someone you don’t expect. Who is it, and what is the conversation about?
©2013 Mr. D. Sader | snowflakes | All Rights Reserved