Sometimes, to kick start me, I need a challenge. I need a spark of creativity to jump in and just write. My friend Anita Ojeda provides the spark with her Write 28 Days Challenge for February 2019.
I am so glad I chanced upon this challenge and can’t wait to see what it inspires.
What category will I join? I am not sure at this point.
I just want to write and let my words fly off the computer screen.
We all have goals, dreams. This 2019, my word is breakthrough.
I hope you will join me as I pursue my daily writing goals and see what this challenge inspires.
Tomorrow, I will start the challenge with gusto. I am determined and will apply myself each day to write. I hope God will give me the words that will inspire something new in you too.
Will you join me? See where God takes me as I continue to strive to breakthrough in 2019. The table of contents is below. Note on some days that I will change the prompts to better fit my wintery theme.
Day 1: Let Winter Magic Begin Where Our Hearts Meet
Day 3: Glow with Winter’s Light
Day 4: Finding Warmth of Simmer in Winter
Day 5: Winter Magic and Beauty of God’s Frost
Day 6: Wonder of Southern Winters
Day 7: Birds of Winter
Day 8: Call Out To Him During The Cold Winter Night
Day 9: He Will Not Reject You in Winter
Day 10: Inquire in Winter Cold
Day 11: Build Up Winter Magic
Day 12: Snowflake Dance and Rain
Day 13:
Day 14:
Day 15:
Day 16:
Day 17:
Day 18: The Grit & Grace of Motherhood in Winter
Day 19:
Day 20:
Day 21:
Day 22:
Day 23: Just Rain This Year, No Snow
Day 24:
Day 25: Thrive in Winter
Day 26: Winter Magic Nearing End With Winter Pruning
Day 27:
Day 28:
As per usual, I will be linking up my daily posts to many of the linkup listed on my Linkup Parties page. Be sure to check it out as I am currently updating my links.
Mary, I love the title and photo of your series! It invokes beauty and mystery and a sense of wonder. I’m so glad you are joining this #write28days. Blessings and love to you! xo
Thanks for sharing about this fun challenge! What a great pick-me-up for the winter.
Karen Del Tatto recently posted…God’s Faithfulness Shines Brightest in the Darkest Hours
This looks like fun! I’ve been feeling a little stale in my writing lately. Maybe this will help inspire me.
Thankfully, the daily regimen that my blog requires keeps me writing almost every day. Even though I write each year on many of the same passages, I’m always editing, adding and changing as I grow in my understanding of the word or as events in the world lead me to comment on other portions of the daily readings.
I try (that’s the operative word) to get ahead. Once I do, I still write every day in the hopes of staying there. But too often a post will take me more than one day and then I’m back trying to get a couple of days ahead. :\
I always seem to have a bazillion (slight exaggeration) ideas I want to write about … but alas … time! But I know all too well that if I wasn’t “forced” into a plan, I would need one! The challenge sounds like so much fun and I look forward to reading what comes out of it. Blessings!
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This challenge sounds wonderful, somehow more doable in a short month than those 31-day challenges. Sorry I missed the first few days. Maybe I will jump in now!
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What a great challenge! I have a novel manuscript deadline to meet, and so worked out (lying in bed this morning!) that I need to write 10,000 words each week in February. Preferably really GOOD words! So that’s my writing challenge for this month. I wish you well with yours. ? Stopping by from #momentsofhope
Woot! Woot! I’m so glad you’re joining the challenge! I look forward to seeing what you write!
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Anita,
Thank you so much for hosting the challenge. 🙂