Jenny B. from Chicago writes . . .
Tamara, can you share some of your listography with us so that we can get an idea of what kind of lists to list? I think this can be a really cool idea but I’m not sure I fully understand.”
Sure, Jenny! Thanks for writing. Here’s a glimpse of some of my lists to list . . . .
- Steppingstones i.e. learning points in my lifetime,
- Places I want to go visit,
- Teachers and mentors I’ve had along the way,
- Life lessons learned,
- Pets I’ve had,
- What I’m grateful for,
- Adventures I would like to have,
- Books I want to read,
- Books I have read,
- Things I miss about my parents,
- Losses,
- Inspiring quotes,
- Classes I want to teach,
- Workshops I want to create,
- Bodies of knowledge that I want to learn more about,
- Skills I want to learn,
- My favorite sounds,
- Favorite recipes,
- Ancestors I want to research,
- Things to do for date night,
- Health goals, and
- Favorite charities.
I keep adding to my list and, when the mood strikes or when my writing runs dry, I pull out my list, pick one and go!
Jenny, I hope you get the idea . . . . If it’s important to you and it can be put into a list, then I think it’s a perfect addition to your own journaling and your own listography.
