Over the last week I have been experiencing a number of new memories. Many of the memories are of normal childhood stuff. For me though, they are memories of a childhood I thought I had completely forgotten.
As I reconcile a realization of lost time during my childhood, and I piece together my own timeline through these new memories – I thought this week’s journal prompts should focus on our own personal histories.
Let’s Get Exploring
- Write about the origin, history, and meaning of your name.
- Write about the city/state/hospital where you were born.
- Write about your favorite subject or class in school & why.
- Write about your favorite place to go as a child.
- Write about your childhood home; if you moved as a child, write about it.
- Write about your most memorable birthday.
- Write about what you wanted to be as a kid. Is that what you do now?
Keeping a journal of your healing journey helps.
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