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LIST OF LISTS

When you cannot think of something to write about, this is the list you need to look at.

Memoona Mazhar

Sep 02, 2016

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It is so funny, usually when i'm given a prompt I don't know about you, but I usually say if I could choose my own prompt to write about I would be better off, because usually it does not take much to come up with an idea to write about something, but today I have been thinking of what to write about all week long and no luck then it stuck to me, that maybe I should write about a list of things to write about. This list is mostly for me, so next time I can reference back to it. I am hoping this list helps you out to. It's nothing big or major but just some ideas so all you writers out there have something to refer to.

Here is a list of ideas of something to write about.

1. write about your day.

2. Why does racism even exists?

3. What is the most perfect day in your opinion.

4, What is your favorite television show and why.

5. What is your favorite subject and why?

6. If you could travel anywhere in the world without money being a concern where would it be and why?

7. If you could invent something what would it be and why?

8. What is your religious preference and why or why not.

9. What is your favorite book and why, and what type of genera and why?

10.If you were to write a book what would it be about and why?

These are just a few ideas what you can write about if you would like. Comment below and let me know what you think. Do you have any other prompts or ideas that you would like to add to this list. Are there any ideas that you would like to have removed, if so let me know.

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