1. Or How to Succeed with Motion, Visuals & Thoughts

2.  Write as much as you can for 3 minutes about a given topic, not concerned about grammar per say. Write just what comes into your mind –Yes, have fun.

3.  Anger  Beans  Campbell's Soup  Danger  Elephant  Flowers  Gangster  Halloween

4.  Anger is when you lose control, the head spins, the saliva splatters, and the temperature goes up. You, dear friend, have just lost control.

5.  Anger is when you lose control like a runaway train. The smoking head spins, saliva splatters, and the temperature revs up. You and I have just lost control and we’re off the tracks, crashing into walls and damaging all.

6.  I walk the ramp, slowly, guided by the rope light and the patterned deep red carpet. Glancing to the top after a turn, I can see what is available. Then I slide unto my seat and bring down the sides, take off my shoes, and adjust my legs to a comfortable position.

7.  Lights are overhead, intensely bright, and bodies pass me in strident colors. Away in the distance I hear the rhythmic drums, even whistles, bells, and yells.

8.  The fence is worn and gray and the plants need watering; however, you are not interested in that right now. Scratching the concrete floor, the sound is soon softened by the shadows and breezes that settle my nerves.

9.  In a group of two or three, write up three places that you love, not explicitly but implicitly. Implicit thoughts are understood, but not directly stated.