My ideal week would consist of seven days, each day of about twenty-four hours. You could fit four of them in a month with room to spare.
PROMPT: Ideal Week
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PROMPT: Athletes
Muay Thai fighters. To survive careers spanning of hundreds of fights, taking knees and elbows, is a feat. While they might not be fighting as often these days, you still probably have to go through a period of a fight per week to raise up to the point where you can have a more sensible rest-to-fight ratio.
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PROMPT: Relax
Tai Chi, Chai Tea, the usual suspects.
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PROMPT: Use Regularly
Daily writing prompt
If you had to give up one word that you use regularly, what would it be?
“Facetious.” But I only use it so much because I am it so much.
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PROMPT: Grudge
No, but it sounds like fun — starts with a “GRR” and rhymes with “fudge.”
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PROMPT: Traveled from Home
Daily writing prompt
Share a story about the furthest you’ve ever traveled from home.
”Home” and “away” lost all meaning long ago, becoming a false dichotomy. “Furthest” is likely presumed to mean the most distant in space, but that is not always the greatest mental distance. Sometimes a place changes while you were away, and that shift through time becomes the most jarring distance.
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PROMPT: Ideal Home
Big enough to live in it; small enough not to live for it.
Preferably, it teleports on a regular basis, so I don’t have to — you know— live in one place for the rest of my life.
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PROMPT: Tear of Joy
What brings a tear of joy to your eye?
Feigning melodrama.
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PROMPT: Feeling
Post-breakfast satiety with a side of caffeine rush.
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PROMPT: Habit
Daily writing prompt
What daily habit do you do that improves your quality of life?
I poop. Surely, I would have exploded in my youth if I hadn’t developed the habit. I feel my quality of life as a human must be better than the quality of life of gut bacteria in wall-spattered fecal matter. At least I have the leisure and capacity to contemplate such things.
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