What am I carrying into October that I have not yet put down?

Name three things this year grew in me without asking my permission.

What did I plant in January that I forgot to go look for?

Where has God been steady with me while I was distracted?

Write about a lesson you learned the hard way and would not trade.

What is ready to be harvested in my life right now, even if it looks small?

Who gathered me in when I could not gather myself? Write them a page.

What truth about myself am I finally willing to believe?

List the everyday mercies of this week. Do not rank them.

What am I still trying to grow out of season?

Describe the version of me who existed one year ago. Speak to her kindly.

What scripture has been following me around lately, and why?

Where in my life am I gleaning — living off the edges someone else left for me?

What have I outgrown that I keep re-wearing out of habit?

Halfway. What has this month already shown me about myself?

Write about a prayer that was answered differently than you asked.

What would it look like to rest in the middle of a harvest?

Name a foundational lesson from childhood that still holds weight.

What am I keeping in the storehouse that was meant to be shared?

Where am I confusing being busy with being fruitful?

Write a thank-you note to a season you did not enjoy.

What is the difference between letting go and giving up, for me?

What does God keep telling me that I keep negotiating with?

Gather five sentences from your own old journals. What do they have in common?

What am I afraid will be true if I slow down?

Describe the shelter you want to build for your own mind this winter.

What have I been threshing — separating what's worth carrying from the rest?

Who am I becoming, in one honest paragraph?

What am I ready to stop explaining to people who never asked kindly?

Write down what you want to remember from October when you are tired in February.

The field is bare and that is not a failure. What are you taking indoors with you?