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Inspiration CornerHere are some prompts that you might have missed, this month, to get your creative wheels turning.
Day 10 - Darkness to Light, from Renan Bernardo
Day 11 - Inhumanity, from Julie Duffy
Day 12 - The Visitor, from Debbie Ohi Ridpath
Day 13 - Here's a Quarter…, from Michele Reisinger
Day 14 - Mine your Emotions, from Jluie Duffy
Day 15 - Anarchic Archetype, from Julie Duffy
Day 16 - I Think I Can, from Somto Ihueze
Keep writing,
Julie
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