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Hello, friends! It's time for our March and April prompt challenge! Use your imagination on how to go about these prompts -- obviously the log and narrative ones are meant to be for logs and narratives, but anything else can be writtein however you want. Under the cut, you'll see an example of the card, as well as a blank template for you to fill out and the list of prompts. We suggest entering the prompts in here, so you can randomize them and everyone's card will be a little different.

Feel free to comment below to plan out your prompts and have fun! ❤️

( March & April Prompt Challenge! )

Hello, friends! It's time for some holiday themed prompts for January and February! All of the prompts have been lifted from TV Tropes and they are all sort of related to this time of year in one way or another. Some might be a stretch, but what can you do. We looked for tropes that we felt left some open interpretation, so there is some wiggle room as to what the situations might be and hopefully give you all a bit more space to stretch your creative selves.

Under the cut, you'll see an example of the card, as well as a blank template for you to fill out and the list of prompts. We suggest entering the prompts in here, so you can randomize them and everyone's card will be a little different.

Finally, we're going to mix things up a little bit this time around. At the end of February, we're going to tally up all of the prompts are filled, do a good, old-fashioned randomizer, and whoever wins will get a small prize. (Probably something like a gift certificate for IJ or Amazon, whatever the winner's preference is.) For a prompt to be counted toward the number, however, it must be used for a log/thread/narrative and only one prompt can be counted per piece of writing. So, you are free to use multiple prompts for a piece of writing, but only one of the prompts will be counted toward your total.

Feel free to comment below to plan out your prompts and have fun! ❤️

( More here! )

Hello, friends! Our next prompt challenge is here! Because we have been pretty deep into Taylor Swift since her new album came out (and way before, lbr), the prompts are all lyrics from the Lover album! As always, these don't have to be literal interpretations, so feel free to take liberties and be creative. These prompts can be filled any way you like, be it through a log, narrative, comments, text messages, backstory, memories, etc.

Under the cut, you'll see an example of the card, as well as a blank template for you to fill out and the list of prompts. We suggest entering the prompts in here, so you can randomize them and everyone's card will be a little different.

Feel free to comment below to plan out your prompts and have fun! ❤️

( More here! )

Hello, friends! Our next prompt challenge is here! This time we're going to be doing emojis as prompts! These don't have to be literal interpretations of the emojis, so feel free to get creative with how you use each of these. As always, these prompts can be filled any way you like, be it through a log, narrative, comments, text messages, backstory, memories, etc.

Under the cut, you'll see an example of the card, as well as a blank template for you to fill out and the list of prompts. We suggest entering the prompts in here, so you can randomize them and everyone's card will be a little different.

Feel free to comment below to plan out your prompts and have fun! ❤️

( More here! )

Please turn in your bingo cards for April & May here! :3

Hey all!

It's time for a new round of writing prompts! Under the cut is a table with different emoji prompts for November and December. (You should be able to see the emojis in your browser, but if you have any issues, please let us know and we'll make a list in text.) How these prompts are used are totally up to you! Narratives, write ups of memories from their past lives, logs... the world is your oyster.

Feel free to post the html in a journal and link back in the comments so you can not only keep track of what you've completed, but also so others can claim prompts for logs. And, most importantly, have fun!

ALSO! It's November, which means it's RPWriMo time! If you want to participate, it's generally 30,000 words in 30 days. Since we're log heavy here, I figured some might be interested in doing it this year. :)

( november/december prompt challenge )