Wednesday July 10, 2024 | Conversations with People in my mind

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This journal prompt I ask Co-pilot to assign me.  Here goes.

 “Imagine you could have a conversation with any person, living or deceased. Who would you choose, and what would you talk about? Write down the conversation as it unfolds in your mind.”

This prompt encourages you to explore your thoughts and feelings about this person and the topics that are important to you. Enjoy your writing journey! 


I have conversations with people in my head all the time!  This latest one is with mom about a type of salad dressing that creamy.  It is called Creamy Ranch.   I have salad dressing that was sitting in my shelf of my pantry.  I never put it in the refrigerator until after I open it.  I guess it is okay and not spoiled.  

Another conversation.  I wish I could have jotted it about what it was about.  It was when we were on our way to my sister's house for the 4th of July.  Next time I will write it down in my blog as am mindfully having conversations with people in my family in my head.  Occasionally, I will have conversations with Jason in my my head but not often.  I do have conversations with James and AJ but not in my head at the same time--one at a time though.  I mean I have FULL conversations with people in my head but it just won't come out of my mouth. 

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