Hello Lovelies.

Spring is just around the corner, although you wouldn’t know based on the freezing temperatures here in Michigan. I’m so tired of snow flurries and icicles on my car. It’s time for Mother Nature to bring back the sunshine, flowers and baby birds.

Since I can’t control the weather, I’m going to snuggle up by the fireplace and do some journaling. Here are some writing prompts to help you envision new beginnings this spring.

1. Which habits are you ready to “spring clean” from your life?
2. What are some goals you want to accomplish by the end of spring?
3. What steps can you take this spring to grow personally?
4. Which habits would you like to develop this spring?
5. How can you bring more balance into your life this spring?
6. Describe the perfect spring picnic and who’s on the guest list.
7. What are some creative projects you want to start this season?
8. How can you support growth in your community this spring?
9. What is your favorite spring flower and what does it symbolize for you?
10. Describe how the changing season affects your mood and energy.
11. What outdoor activities are you looking forward to this spring?
12. How does the rebirth of spring inspire your creative energy?
13. Describe the sounds, smells and sights of spring in your area.
14. What lessons can you learn from the natural changes that occur in spring?
15. What are you most excited to wear when the weather warms up a little?
16. Write about the growth you’ve experienced since last spring.
17. How can you invite more light into your home this spring?
18. How can you nourish your mental health this spring?
19. Discover an aspect of spring you’ve never noticed or appreciated before.
20. Make a list of 5 things you can do in spring that you can’t do in winter.
21. What meals or snacks feel like spring to you?
22. Name one thing you’d like to accomplish between the spring equinox and the summer solstice.
23. What does “April Showers bring May Flowers” mean in your life?
24. What are your favorite spring activities for rainy days?
25. Write a story from the perspective of a flower walking up after a long winter sleep.

I’d love to hear the ideas you’ve brainstormed.

Sending you peace and healing energy.

Kristie