Off-the-wall concepts can often jump-start our creativity because they are so ridiculous from the outset that our conscious logic goes out the window. We are able to set aside pre-conceived notions about how things are supposed to be and simply let things develop as they will. That’s a skill that translates well when we get back to the “real” world of our normal writing. Here’s a wacky place to start.
You are a contestant on a weird game show. Your task is to design and knit/crochet/weave a sweater for Bigfoot. What does the sweater look like? Write about it for 10 minutes.
What did your sweater design look like?
(More about last week’s words. They are actual words and come from Egypt: pehty = strength; abed = month; sheney = hair)