Just Do It - You Don't Need A Reason

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I like to keep my writing fresh and relatively easy. One of the things I do frequently, especially when I can't seem to develope a notable topic, is to just start writing. Whatever comes to my mind, at random, I begin to write. It's almost as if my mind makes a direct link to my fingertips as the thoughts stream from stroke to stroke, typing as fast as I can think. Writing whatever comes to mind goes something like this, which is only a description of how this day began. As the sun peeked through the insulated curtains just above my head, I realized it was morning. My mind began to wake from another Benadryl induced sleep. The thoughts started their parade through my head even before I could open my eyes. Routine took over as I yawned and stretched to the reality of the first new day of this year. With more inthusiasm than desire, my morning routine went into automatic as I made my way to the bathroom, then the kitchen, then back to bed to cuddle up with my husband of 30 years, then back up again a few minutes later to prepare a quick breakfast before the real day began to unfold. Dishes now cleaned and put back into their nesting place, bed made and the floors cleaned, the dog fed and hubby finally on the golf course, I retreat to my space where I find my thoughts resting, waiting for me to put thought to paper, to keep things new and fresh. Writing exercise now over, I can move on to bigger and better fish to fry. You don't need anything to write about. Just do it. It might not sound good and it might not be anything anyone else wants to read. It's just an exercise to keep your mind focused on writing. Now you write what's on your mind.