31 Days 2014
So there’s this challenge over at write31days.com and it’s as simple as it sounds. Write for 31 days. What do you write? Well, whatever you want, really. Pick a topic and write about it for all 31 days in October. You can link up with other bloggers doing the same challenge to get inspiration or learn more about things that interest you.
I love writing, but most of the time I don’t make time for it. I don’t intentionally thing about what I want to write down so it doesn’t get written. I signed up for the challenge to make myself take time and to get some accountability.
It’s also making me learn new things about blogging and how to get things to work!
My topic is basically just letters. I’m writing letters to those I love. Expressing feelings, telling stories. Those kinds of things. Some will be serious, some will be silly.
Mostly this is for me. I’m going to completely lose myself in enjoy reading other bloggers’ posts, but when it all comes down to it, this is for my own creativity and thought process. Getting better at something I love. So let’s see if I can figure out how to link all my posts to this page!
Day One: Beginnings
Day Two: Dear Dad, I Bought a Milk Frother Today
Day Three: Make Beauty
Day Four: To Be a Man
Day Five: Happy Birthday, Little Brother
Day Six: Hey You!
Day Seven: The Truth About Children
Day Eight: Ten Years Later
Day Nine: Sister – Sister
Day Ten: Dreamed Up in His Heart
Day Eleven: I Understand Now, Mom
Day Twelve: Poem of Praise
Day Thirteen: The Dog
Day Fourteen: A Big Day
Day Sixteen (oops, missed day Fifteen!): To My Friends
Day Seventeen: To the Strangers Who Pick Out My Clothes
Day Eighteen: Break My Heart
Day Nineteen: Loving the Ones I Love
Day Twenty: On Fear
Day Twenty-One: Pre-Winter Pep Talk
Day Twenty-Three: Snow Capped Mountains
Day Twenty-Four: To Anyone Who Has Ever Hear the Words “Home Schooling”
Day Twenty-Five: Finding Rest
Day Twenty-Six: To My Family
Day Twenty-Seven: Dear Mondays
Day Twenty- Eight: Being Thankful
Day Twenty-Nine: To Childhood
Day Thirty: To My Home
Day Thirty-One: 31 Days Later