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  1. Issue · Sep 30, 2026

    The FreeWrite: Week 62 Prompt (opens the original)

    Excerpt · Critical tone

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    Hi Friends! It’s been a while, oops. You know how life just…? Yep, that’s what happened. But I have some energy today and I’m happy to bring us a new prompt!This week’s prompt: I sat down to create something for this post for The FreeWrite but I couldn’t. I found myself feeling really frustrated because I couldn’t think of anything. No idea felt right. I tried to pull a tarot card to guide me and even that yielded nothing. The words felt like they were stuck and no matter how hard I pulled they

  2. Issue · Sep 4, 2026

    The FreeWrite: Week 61 Prompt (opens the original)

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    Hi Friends!This week’s prompt is a word that comes from the Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows:“karonia n. the terror of the blank page, which can feel both liberating and confining, in both the limitlessness of its potential and the looseness of its boundaries.”Japanese (kara-no), blank. Pronounced “kar-uh-noi-uh.”Today during a co-writing space, I stared at the blank page with a lot of questions. I had a lot of whats </s

  3. Issue · Aug 29, 2026

    The FreeWrite: Week 60 Prompt (opens the original)

    Excerpt · Positive tone

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    Hi Friends!This is our 60th prompt! Big wow. Thanks for being here, friends! This week’s prompt: Today’s tiny joy…I often make our prompts heavy. Or about things that cause us to feel heavy. Because that’s what I’m used to writing. It feels so much easier to reach for the darkness and pull it out. But I want to pivot. Not a big shift. No sudden movements. Just an appreciative noticing of the things that bring us joy. A reaching for the light(er) if you will. The smallest things count. Did you he

  4. Issue · Aug 20, 2026

    The FreeWrite: Week 59 Prompt (opens the original)

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    Hi Friends!Well, well, well, look who’s here on a Wednesday. It feels like this week has been a month long, my goodness. Let’s write about it! This week’s prompt: If it’s not one thing, it’s another…As they say, when it rains, it pours. Or, if it’s not one thing, it’s another. It feels so true that you can’t let on that things are looking up because that’s when things have to fall down, don’t they? If you’ve been feeling like this lately, you aren’t alone, friends! But there’s no use stewing in

  5. Issue · Aug 16, 2026

    The FreeWrite: Week 58 Prompt (opens the original)

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    Hi Friends!Coming to you with a swollen gum and jaw pain, but we are here! I hope you have been well, let’s write! This week’s prompt: This week I cared for myself by…It has been a long rough week for me personally. Nothing too bad, just a lot of hectic moments, inconvenience, and a few health things. Oh, and emergency bills ($200 for my dog at the vet & $160 for me at the dentist, phew). Needless to say, I needed more care for myself than normal. I had to be intentional about it. Setting bounda

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