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March 2, 2020 at 12:18pm
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"March 2, 2020" Open in new Window. The Original Logo. Image for BCOF members to put in their blogs

The Original Logo. Prompt: "Write about the practice of making lists. Does list-making stifle creativity, or enhance it? When working on a big project, does making a list help organize your thinking, or cause you to feel more overwhelmed? Are you a habitual list maker, and if so, what do you list?"

I try to never make lists. Lists seem to make me even more confused than I usually already am. I suffered a head injury in a car wreck as a young man and it has followed me ever since. As a result of that injury I have problems tracking multiple steps or carrying out multiple step tasks. Making a list only adds to my confusion, especially if the list skips and steps.

Image for BCOF members to put in their blogs "Prompt: March Winds. Write something about March winds."

I really don't know what to say about the March winds but that they come every year. As a child I went out a time or two and tried to fly kites in them but the kites wound up either not taking to the wind or in the trees. I gave up and my parents didn't buy any more kites. We really couldn't afford them anyway. I did release a few balloons into the March winds wondering where they would end up. I can only imagine.


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