The One Minute Writing Challenge: Day 3

Today's writing prompt is: How old are you now?

I woke up and didn't know anything. Who am I? Where am I? I can't even tell my age. I'm older than a child, that's for sure. But am I a fully mature adult? It's so hard to tell these days, with the way kids are growing. But I feel like an adult. 

One minute is really a short amount of time. Maybe I'm over-thinking this thing. Maybe I just can't type as fast as I can write by hand. Maybe this is just a hard exercise for me.

The One-Minute Writer Challenge: Day One

I've been following the blog "The One-Minute Writer" but haven't really ever tried their writing challenge. Why, you ask? Well, I've never been too fond of writing exercises, especially those that require "free-writing" or spontaneous writing. I'm a spontaneous person, but not when it comes to writing. I like to over-think things and make them more complicated than they need to be. But that's probably why such an exercise would be good for me, to get me out of my comfort zone and force some unexpected creativity into my writing. So, today I've given myself a challenge: complete seven days of The One-Minute Writer challenges.

Here's today's challenge: Good and Bad

People are generally neither good or bad. I mean, there's a lot of good in people, and a lot of bad. How can you really expect someone to be angelic, or completely demonic. When you look down deep inside, there's always something to contradict your previous beliefs, and to surprise you. Hopefully. 

Hmmm...that sure wasn't a long time. But there's my challenge for today!