100 Day Project 2026

Here are the first eight days of my project.

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I've been printing out little sets of writing and art prompts for several years -- then NOT USING THEM. So I decided that I will try them out randomly for 100 days. I am using half of a 3"x5" index card each day.

Here is my compact set up:

A  recipe box of prompts for textile, mixed media, and writing -- 100 cards pre-cut -- some cheap fountain pens (great for sketching and blending with a water pen) -- and my check sheet. I already found one set of prompts to discard -- nothing in it sparked creativity -- and one set that will get a 'gold star' because I got excited about its inspiration.

Here are the first 8 days' cards. Some awful and some interesting:

July

heat lightning flies,

with fireflies vies -

flashing bright in

the thick, dark air.

time enough

restless edgy

achy from the wait 

time to unfurl

sprout

feel the sun

shine

politics

just go

in the opposite direction

everything will be perfect

backwards

down

end

og tsuj

noitcerid etisoppo eht ni

tcefrep eb lliw gnihtyreve

Found poetry better lost

 

Inspired by today's NaPoWriMo's

suggested art site to explore:

The Museum of Bad Art. April 8, 2025

April 7 Spring continued

so . . . it rained snow &

crisp, raw, clean air

& one wet robin 

April 6

interstice

analog clock hand

movement sounding

before moving

pianissimo

rain drop 

between molecules of air falling

without landing

April 5: Prompts

the danger

of depending on others' words

is losing your own

the danger

of depending on others' words

is seeing beyond yourself

April 4: Still Life

each piece of the still life

is rendered to perfection

yet each seems slightly        suspended

above the                                   reality of the table

as though the arranging is     not         yet       complete

as though each piece

needs to find         a place of comfort

in a discomforting space . . .

april 3

today soft-raining

not a day to wrestle words

spring awakening

Standing on a muddy road . . .

at the field’s edge:

a thin tree

2 slim wires

electric, prone to brown outs

telephone, party line:

1 for him

1 for us

1 ring for him

2 rings for us

or the

other way

around?

6-4610

1958

no

calls

now