I think the original plan for these was to write them as often as possible. I fell quickly out of the habit, but I might return to it--they're interesting to reread. For those of you who would like to try at home, these are easy to do. Relax, write exactly what comes to mind, and don't press the backspace. Put on music and write what it makes you think of, if you're stuck.

I've left these exactly as I saved them. Spelling errors and awkward sentences have not been corrected.

February 25, 2005
February 27, 2005--Written while listening to Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young.
An utterly historic date--Not as randomly stream of consciousness, but I'm leaving it with the other two because that's how it's filed on the computer.
Musical Interpretation--From April 12. In Literary Writing, we listened to five (very short) clips of music and wrote what came to mind.
Small Town Wisconsin--A February 2 production, thanks to AP Lit. We each wrote a bit that could happen in a small town in Wisconsin, and I chose a place near my old house. Short and kinda gross.

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