100 Days of Wonder | Week 4
Our prompts for days 22-28, March 15-22. In praise of simplicity and recovering childlike wonder.
It’s week 4 of 100 Days of Wonder. We’ve made it a whole 21 days!
I’m adding our prompts below in this email to make it even simpler to access and keep up with. You are welcome and encouraged to share your thoughts from the prompts in the comments of this post.
I can’t wait to read your insights and experiences and what stood out to you from our prompts this week.
The Daily Prompts: March 15-21
From Penelope the Prompt Jar…
DAY 22 | March 15: What does follow the clues mean to you?
DAY 23 | March 16: Where does wonder live in your every day routines?
DAY 24 | March 17: What does it mean to truly own your creative journey?
DAY 25 | March 18: When does practice feel most nourishing?
DAY 26 | March 19: What sense of wonder are you recovering? (Hint: Think back to when you were a child. What would you like to have more of now?)
DAY 27 | March 20: What does your inner child want you to create?
DAY 28 | March 21: How would you define mutual inspiration? Have you experienced it before?
In Case You Missed It
As we are blooming into a brand new writing schedule here this spring, I will be sharing links to posts that have gone out during the previous week.
Curiosity Has Hands
What the Mama Raccoon in my attic knows about uncertain times. A story about curiosity, courage, and how we move through uncertainty.
As always, I am so grateful you are here. It is an honor to serve you.
All my love,
March 15: What does follow the cluesmean to you?
First I need some clues. Lol
I guess it means it can lead me to revelations?
then I need to watch out for red herrings. (Distractions perhaps?)
Maybe I need a magnifying glass and to put on my Sherlock Holmes hat to examine them more closely.
Who made these clues? How many are there?
I haven’t got a clue. 🤪
* DAY 28 | March 21: How would you define mutual inspiration? Have you experienced it before?
Mutual inspiration might be defined as having a kindred spirit who lights a spark and then you add to that spark and she adds and before you know it you have a fire!
My former next door neighbor who is a kindred spirit and a best friend for almost 50 years was a muse so to speak. We were also coming up with crafty ideas and expanding on each other’s ideas. Sadly she lives an hour away now, but we can still light fires!