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Some days, you just need a little psychological boost to get started. I’ve talked before on this blog about the power of priming at least twice, and here is a puzzle with words I associate with good writing. Give it a try and see if you like it!

Or, if you’d like to try your own hand at making a personal puzzle with words that are meaningful to you, visit Discovery Education to create your own game.

Happy Saturday!

 

I	S	K	Y	S	A	H	Z	S	W	X	W
Z	A	E	U	X	A	A	A	Y	H	G	V
H	E	A	R	T	W	A	R	M	I	N	G
W	H	I	Z	B	A	N	G	P	R	T	E
G	N	I	Y	F	S	I	T	A	S	H	V
O	Y	X	J	Q	F	R	I	T	Y	O	I
C	I	T	N	A	M	O	R	H	N	U	T
D	N	H	S	W	A	S	E	E	N	S	A
R	G	E	O	I	Q	D	P	T	U	A	E
D	B	L	Z	U	W	R	L	I	F	N	R
E	F	M	C	V	J	T	C	F	C	D	C
X	G	N	P	W	Z	N	J	P	Z	L	Z

Words I put into the program:

CREATIVE
FLOW
FUNNY
HEARTWARMING
ROMANTIC
SATISFYING
SYMPATHETIC
THOUSAND
TWISTY
WHIZBANG

But I know there are at least three bonus words that *I* would love to associate with any story of mine! How many can you find?

(Just a note: there’s a third post I made where I talk about the priming experiment, and the story success I had — it’s more about the “how I did it” not “what I did” — for the life of me, I can’t remember which story I’d finished! My goodness, I was full of joy, though. It was a different time, a different computer, but it’d be nice to have a little May Magic to help me out this week.)