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So in 2015, I did a year in review thing.
I got some more and some less done than I thought...
This one's about routine, pacing yourself, and knowing when and how to use your creative juice...
And so the prompts in 2015 ended (and I needed to remember to write a different number at the end of the year when I wrote dates on stuff soon after).
Which is where the idea for the prompt came from.
A bit more about the relative whose funeral I went to, since I didn't know much of his circumstances until after.
This happened years ago, but the reasons I reflect on it still persist.
So we've moved on from the crossword clue prompts, and this was my first crack at going it on my own, back then.
***I do talk about end of life as a concept here, so be warned.***
Otherwise, this is about a strategy I found useful to get creative stuff done, in the midst of also doing work for others.
Since of course, there's always work to be done.
A barebones way to make a writing prompt in this case, but I think it works for what it is.
It's a number of reasons, but they work for most or all creatively driven disciplines.
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