It's been quite awhile since we worked on our 101 Journal Prompts for Plural Systems book. Last time we did, we were in the 60s on number of prompts, and were working on organizing them into categories.
Today we decided to work on it again only to find, to our IMMENSE frustration, that we can't find the original 60+ prompts file. It may be one of the hundred+ "unnamed document" files we have in our Google Drive (or one of our several Google Drive accounts >.>), or one of the I don't even wanna KNOW how many unnamed documents on our desktop. It's definitely not on our laptop at least, we've kept that pretty clean!
We did find the organized file, with a clear title... but only 12 prompts in it in one category.
So we started again, going category by category this time, and now are up to #50! Halfway done. :)
This would be so much easier if we were counting individual questions as most of these prompts have 3-5 questions. T.T When it's done we'll be looking for 1-2 beta readers to read and help with making sure the language and prompts are as inclusive as possible and nonrepetitive, and that the glossary we include is accessible and helpful. We should have it done by the end of the week. (It's a nice break from studying and working on LotusLog! Which we are doing too, but a little less.)
Someone asked in the comments and I realized that I didn't make it clear why this was posted to this blog - these prompts will be collected into an ebook, and also will be a free part of LotusLog's prompt feature! :)











