Lasting Story: I'm Really Good At . . .

Let's continue writing your Lasting Story! Below, you will find suggestions for writing about the above subject.

Suggestions:
Go ahead! Admit it! No matter who you are, you have gifts (or flaws) you can't ignore. Maybe you have a good singing voice or an artistic hand; maybe you're good with words or making others smile; perhaps you have a natural sports agility or the consistent talent of running into doorknobs; perhaps you have an instinct for creating fabulous food or a knack for wearing mismatched socks. Record the admissions you are willing to share with others, those that show your strengths and those that show your human side. Have fun with your admissions, and allow yourself to take a lighthearted look at yourself. Paint a fun picture for others to enjoy, the picture as you see it!


You may develop your own format for writing about this subject, or you may use the handy MS Word Lasting Story Template that lives within the Heaven's Wait website at http://www.heavenswait.com/WriteHW.html. It includes guidelines to help you write your stories in a consistent format and file them in an efficient manner.

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