Brad Paisley once said: “[Today] is the first blank page of a 365 page book. Write a good one!” This year, we encourage you to join us in writing a good book. Our 2013 Journal Challenge includes a different writing prompt for each week of 2013. Here on the FOLK blog, each Monday, Hillary will be posting her own response to the prompt of the week. Each of her posts will include an opportunity for you to link your own posts.
A Community Journal Challenge – Who’s on board?
Refer to the Journaling Agenda below for the prompt of the week, answer the prompt on your own blog and link up here on the FOLKblog each Monday!
Grab the button below for your own blog to show your participation in the 2013 FOLK Journal Challenge. You can also use the hash-tag #SharingMyStory on your Social Media outlets to further connect each post.
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