Everyone is doing their part to help stop the spread of the coronavirus. Keeping a journal while self-isolating is a perfect way to get your feelings down on paper. Do you need some inspiration to help with your journal entries? Check out the list of journal writing prompts for April.
- How has your life changed since the start of the pandemic?
- List 10 things that bring you joy while you are self-isolating and social-distancing.
- What is the one thing you want to do when the health warnings are lifted? Why is this activity so important to you?
- Describe your day. The more details you add to your entry, the better.
- Palm Sunday-Do you celebrate Easter? How is this Easter week going to be different than in previous years?
- Describe your happy place during this time.
- What made you laugh or smile today? Your family? Your spouse? Your dog? Why did this one moment bring you joy?
- What is your favorite Easter memory?
- Describe your Easter celebrations as a child? Teen? Adult?
- Good Friday-write about your day.
- What in-home Easter activity are you and your family doing this year?
- Easter Sunday! Happy Easter! Describe your day. Make your entry at least a paragraph.
- Free write for 5 minutes. Set a timer. And, just write about whatever comes to mind.
- Write about your biggest fear or worry at this time.
- Make a list of activities you can do when you are bored. The list should include personal and family activities.
- What is one goal you want to complete by the end of the month?
- Make a list of areas you want to clean, declutter, or organize.
- What values did your parents, grandparents, or other family members pass on to you? Why are these important?
- Make a list of questions to ask your parents or grandparents about their lives. Use the answers to start a family tree or journal.
- What is your favorite song right now? Why does this song bring you joy?
- Write down goals or dreams that you want to accomplish.
- Earth Day! What are some activities you can do to help the planet?
- What was your toughest part of the day?
- Recall a favorite memory from your high school days? Why does this memory make you happy?
- What book are you reading right now? Describe the plot. Why did you pick this particular story to read?
- Write about your previous travels. Why was the trip important?
- How do you think people describe you?
- What is one activity you are doing to keep yourself healthy? Why is this important? What can you do to improve your health further?
- Write yourself a letter. Forgive a past mistake. Give positive affirmations.
- What do you hope May brings?
Please stay safe and healthy.
Rebecca's Country Notes 