Write a letter to your parent/s, thanking them for something** Dear Mum & Dad, I know we talk on the phone almost all the time and I already said thank you a bunch of times, but I also wanted to do it in writing. I wanted to thank you for giving me money a couple of months ago to help
Read moreWrite a letter to yourself, to be read in fifty years** Dear Rachel, So you’re in your seventies now, actually you’re more closer to 80 than 70….76. I hope we’re still alive. How do you feel about being in your seventies? In your life so far, what do you feel your best decade has been? Thirties? Forties? Fifties? Sixties? I’m
Read moreWrite a letter to yourself, to be read in five years** Dear Rachel, So you’re in your thirties now…31, where did that time go? Actually I know where it went–school, working at Woolies, moving away and going to uni, and working in Sydney–no wait that’s where I’m up to. Lately I’ve been feeling I haven’t really lived my life. While
Read moreWhere one is cool to the point of coldness and ten is wildly hysterical, write a sentence for each number between one and ten** 1. Coldness 2. Cool 3. Cool, but slightly worried 4. Concerned 5. Stressed 6. Shocked 7. Extremely stressed 8. Minor panic 9. Mild panic 10. Wildly hysterical 1. One of my workmates died last
Read moreIf one is stone cold, emotionally, and ten is over the top, try describing the same sequence of events several different times, taking a different number as your guide each time.** 1. Stone Cold 2. Cold 3. Cool 4. Warm/Worried 5. Stressed 6. Shocked 7. Serious Concern 8. Panic 9. Drama Queen 10. Over the Top 1.
Read moreWrite a fake essay on a weird subject** Why Top Deck Chocolate tastes better melted and then re-solidified In this essay, I will argue why Top Deck chocolate tastes better when it’s melted in the microwave, cooled and placed in the fridge to re-solidify for a few hours. In this essay, I will focus on the three reasons why my
Read moreThanking my Mother for Piano Lessons (poem title)** Thanking my Mother for Piano Lessons I thank my mother for piano lessons, so I can make my own sounds I thank my mother for gymnastic classes, so I could try leaps and bounds. I thank my mother for the netball training, so I could be like the other
Read moreWrite a series of letters between you and someone who’s died** For this writing topic, I have chosen to write a series of letters to Judith Ann Loveday (Nan). She was my paternal grandmother and she died twelve years ago from cancer. I felt the need to complete and publish this writing topic today, as today marks what would have
Read moreState the code you live by. List your principles.** My Principles 1. Never manipulate or trick people. 2. Never lie. 3. Always try to be as fair in any kind of relationship as possible. 4. Treat others the way that you would want to be treated. 5. Never commit crime. 6. Always try to be as independent as possible. 7.
Read moreWhat’s the most memorable lesson you’ve had?** The most memorable lesson I’ve had was when I was in year seven. One day in my science class, a few of us were talking and playing up, the teacher obviously got fed up and said to us “if anyone doesn’t want to be here, you can leave.” Obviously those of us who
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Loveday Writing 