Prompt-ly
Prompt-ly: Quick Prompts to Prime the Pump
Not My Best Look Write about one personality trait of yours that you don’t like. How does this trait manifest itself? Show us a situation.
Prompt-ly: Quick Prompts to Prime the Pump
Road Rage Write about your typical reaction to a bad driver. Create a scene involving said bad driving and your response to it. Include dialog. It need not be an actual situation—just a typical one.
Prompt-ly: Quick Writing Prompts to Prime the Pump
Buyer Beware!! Write about a product you bought that disappointed you.
Prompt-ly: Quick Writing Prompts to Prime the Pump
One Wish Write about one thing that you wish would happen today. Only one. Describe it and show how it would make a difference in your life. Keep it small and specific.
Prompt-ly: Quick Writing Prompts to Prime the Pump
Pick a Direction Look to your left. Describe what you see for someone who will never see it. Make it important. (This is a prompt that you can do over and over again, wherever you are. You can also look up, down, right, ahead or behind. Your choice.)
Prompt-ly: Quick Writing Prompts to Prime the Pump
Done That Write about something that you’re glad you did but will never do again. Describe the experience and explain why once was enough.
Prompt-ly: Quick Writing Prompts to Prime the Pump
TMI What do you know that you wish you didn’t?
Prompt-ly: Quick Writing Prompts to Prime the Pump
You Outta Be in Pictures! Biopics are the rage, these days. If an actor wants to win an Oscar, starring in a biopic is the way to go. But casting is the key to success. It’s one thing to create a fictional character on screen. It’s quite another to transform oneself into an actual person.
Prompt-ly: Quick Writing Prompts to Prime the Pump
Space Cadet You have a chance to go to space! Will you do it? Why or why not?
Prompt-ly: Quick Writing Prompts to Prime the Pump
Pecking Order–It’s a Thing If you watch the birds on a backyard bird feeder, you’ll notice that while some perch right up there at the feeder, others nibble at fallen seed on the ground and still others wait watchfully in nearby trees. When the perchers leave the feeder, the smaller birds take over the spot.