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31 Days Of Writing Prompts For December

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We are back with our 31 Days of Writing Prompts. Our goal is to help you keep your editorial calendar stocked with plenty of writing ideas!

Looking for writing inspiration in the midst of the holiday rush? We have 31 writing prompts for December to help you keep the words flowing.

31 Days of Writing Prompts

Feel free to pick and choose which writing prompts work well for your site.

1. Write a letter to a special person in your life.
2. Are you a book rereader? Tell about a favorite you have read many times.
3. Tell us about something you secretly want to do, but have never tried.
4. “The word no is a complete sentence.” What does this phrase mean to you?
5. What songs would we find on the mix tape of your life?
6. Does your family celebrate with Santa Clause? Why or why not?
7. Do you dread Mondays?
8. Are you a jealous person?
9. Share the recipe for your favorite holiday dessert.
10. Who is your hero?
11. What are your five favorite movies for a family movie night?
12. How does your family celebrate Hanukah?
13. Set a timer, and spend five minutes writing a stream of consciousness post.
14. What is your favorite thing to do on a cold day?
15. If you could be somewhere warm right now, where would you chose and why?
16. Tell us about your writing process. Do you write your first draft on paper or the computer?
17. When you are feeling blue, what will turn your frown upside down?
18. What is your favorite holiday song?
19. Do you work well under pressure?
20. If you could wish for just one thing this holiday season, what would it be?
21. What are your holiday traditions?
22. Have you ever bought one of those “as seen on tv” items? Was it worth it?
23. What is your favorite childhood Christmas memory?
24. Tell us about your Christmas Eve plans. Or, better yet, share some pictures.
25. Merry Christmas!
26. The day after a holiday always comes with extra cleaning. Share some cleaning tips to make the job easier.
27. Write a poem about something or someone important to your heart.
28. Does your family eat dinner together each night?
29. How to you plan a perfect road trip?
30. As we get ready to start a new year, will you be making any big changes?
31. New Years Eve! Who will you be kissing at midnight?

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About Tracie Nall

Tracie lives in Arizona with her husband, teen daughter, and more books than her shelves will hold. She spends her days writing and editing. Many of her words end up on her blog, From Tracie. Find Tracie on Twitter @FromTracie and on Instagram where she takes pictures of things that are yellow.
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  5. Will you be doing more writing prompts for 2016, or tweaking the lists in any way? Just wondering, as I’d love to challenge myself to try some of these prompts for my personal blog. 🙂

  7. Help me out here. How does these pass the ‘who cares’ test? With every blog topic, on a professional blog at least, I ask ‘who cares?’ This way, I know if it’s valuable to my readers. Will they CARE? These all seem self-focused. Readers are self-focused – how will the content help THEM? So maybe I’m missing something?

    • I think you’re right and there are not many topics that are interesting for professional blog, only with a lot of tweaking maybe. But for me (I don’t have a professional blog, which explains a lot), personal prompts like these get me writing. And it’s my honest opinion that a good personal story/topic can be relevant in a more general way. I think I’ve learned the most in my life from people that were telling just a personal experience.
      But then again: I can imagine when you write a food/brand/… blog, these topics are VERY hard to fit in, and would be extremely strange to cover.

    • These are definitely supposed to be approached as thought starters. Some of them are better suited for personal blogs, but most of them can be turned around to offer a reader-focused slant. #15 could be a personal post about one of your favorite vacation spots, but it could also be a top 10 winter travel destinations post, or you could even choose to make your home the warm place you want to be and offer tips for weather proofing your home. That last one might be a bit of a stretch, but that’s the thing about thought starters – it isn’t a test to how closely you stayed “on topic” it’s just something to make you think. As you find the answer to the question for your own life, you can also find how to answer the question in a way that applies to your readers’ lives.

  8. I always look forward to these idea posts — perfect for coming up with fun content throughout the month! Thank you!