We write. We like. We comment. We create poetry. We share. We post challenges. Why? 50 words or less.

You have won an all-expenses-paid two-week vacation for two to any destination in the world. Where are you headed and what will you do?

Many of us look forward to checking the “newest” challenges frequently. Thanks to a multitude of great folks who take the time to create interesting topics. It may be helpful to understand which types of challenges are most appealing and what motivates you to respond?

You have ten dollars left until your next paycheck. You are really hungry, and your son has holes in the bottom of his shoes. What do you do?

Tell us about a time when you came home and what you were feeling. Might be home from the hospital, the service, a visit to see Mom & Dad, or an amazing adventure.

One thing only -- and why?

Write a letter to God. Tell Him how you're feeling today.

What's one thing you remember about your Dad?

What would make today a perfect day for you? Or tell us about a day in your life that was perfect.

You walk into a room and see a crystal bowl overflowing with juicy, ripe strawberries next to a bottle of fine champagne. Why?

Very briefly describe what you experience when seeing a lit candle.

Give us your best shot of advice. Make it positive or creative.

Pickleball is a fun, new popular sport. Tell us a very short story about playing pickleball -- real or imagined.

It’s great when reading a post makes you smile. What are some words or phrases that you have either written or read that made you beam?

Sometimes wishes come true. So what do you wish for in 2024?

What did you experience in just one moment that made you believe it came from God?

Anyone who has lost someone has probably had the thought -- if only I had one more day with them. If your wish were granted, what would you do?

Maybe you’ve known them for many years, or perhaps you met them just last month, but somehow they fit your image of a special friend. Why?

Did you ever have an entire day you spent with only your Mom or Dad? If not, what would you have liked to have happened?

If there were no limits on your time and/or money, what would you do tomorrow?