Words are awesome. Writing is even more so. And it encompasses so much.
You can write a thank you note. Or a love letter. You can write a novel. You can make a list. Or a bullet journal. You can scribble, or you can type, or you can create works of art with calligraphy. You can use a typewriter, or a pencil, or a laptop, or an outrageously expensive fountain pen. You can spraypaint on a wall (although you might check local municipal ordinances before doing so). You can trace your name in the wet sand at the beach. You can use sandbags to spell GOODBYE (see the final episode of M*A*S*H, if you haven't already). You can tattoo anything you want onto your body.
And you can always write more. And you can always write better. Want to learn how?
Practice your handlettering and calligraphy with a video tutorial from Creativebug.
Learn to write an unforgettable thank you note from these etiquette guides available on Overdrive.
Kill Reply All: Modern Guide to Online Etiquette, from Social Media to Work to Love
The Etiquette Advantage in Business: Personal Skills for Professional Success
Modern Etiquette Made Easy: A Five-Step Method to Mastering Etiquette
Read what some great writers have written about writing.
Letters to a Young Writer by Colum McCann
On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft by Stephen King
Zen in the Art of Writing by Ray Bradbury
Bird by Bird: Some Instructions on Writing and Life
Write more. Write better. Write now.