Three years ago i bought a book in Tampa which is meant to be a great for creative like minds and for the past three years I have made it my New Years Resolution to complete it. The book is called 642 Things To Write About by The San Francisco Writers Grotto. I never got round to writing many of them so what’s a better way then getting through them then writing a few as an article each week! Enjoy!

135. Ten years from now, you meet up with an old friend you haven’t seen in a decade. Write the conversation you have. 

This sort of happened recently. In university I was really good friends with a guy called George. he was one of my closest friends but something happened and we just stopped speaking.

Six months ago I got a message from him and we reconnected. The first time we had spoken in nearly 8 years and we arranged to meet.

Neither of us could remember why we stopped speaking but it was really nice having a catch up, it felt like no time had passed, we were just a little bit older, done a few more things in life and now lived in the big city.

Meeting someone from your past doesn’t always work out the way you want and i was incredibly nervous to meet because of how things were initially left as i remember the hurt i felt for a very long time.

I feel meeting built a few bridges that was left open and it made the happy memories in my past truly happy memories again instead of sad happy memories.

136. The person in your life you are most jealous of. 

I am not really a jealous person but I do wish that i as in a loving relationship with a wally nice guy that makes me laugh and always wants to make me smile. Someone I can spoil and be romantic with.

137. You are a serial killer. What TV shows are on your DVR list. Why?

Breaking Bad – Enjoy  / inspiring

Hannibal – Research

Sherlock – How to avoid police

Games of Thrones – The Gore and everything else.

138. The one thing you are ashamed of

I am are there are a few little things, I guess maybe not being honest with a guy telling them how I feel about them then regretting it when its too late / missed the chance.