National Writing Day in 2022

Academic life has its stresses and longueurs, but the flexibility on a writing day is priceless. What a joy to be able to take a run in the forest, just at the moment when blue sky splits the dull grey clouds, and the sun lights autumn fires everywhere. https://t.co/9Q6i0kFKy1

— Paul Hibbert (@DrPaulHibbert1) October 21, 2022

Charles Stewart was taken over by goblins and fouls today for spooky writing day!! https://t.co/TDQzqPPMh1

— St Mary Magdalens (@SMagdalens) October 20, 2022

3k writing day snippet - just some broken characters learning put each other back together. https://t.co/xYVmTeXpA5

— Rose from the Dead - On Sub (@WordsofRABlack) October 17, 2022

Today is National Writing Day! ✏ Today we want to encourage people of all ages to try writing creatively and expressing themselves through their writing 🙌🎉 #NationalWritingDay #NationalWritingDay2022 https://t.co/GAFJarIibq

— Equal Education Partners (@EqualEduWales) October 20, 2022

@andrew_lilico Day 1. "The Prime Minister wasn't briefed" Day 2. "The Prime Minister was briefed in writing." Day 3. "The Prime Minister was briefed in person but the issue wasn't brought up" Day 4. "The Prime Minister was briefed in person about the issue but thought in unimportant" Etc

— David Thomas (@UVuuMe) October 20, 2022

A young woman is pre-alerted to the emergency department with increasing drowsiness and confusion. This is the 2nd SBA from the SBA writing day last week. Editor:@fiona_mendes Check them out here: https://t.co/cusD3XJGmi https://t.co/cnEQVNgU7e

— RCEMLearning (@RCEMLearning) October 20, 2022

When you sit down to do a writing day and a big lorry pulls up with what looks like a giant corkscrew ... it's not going to be the peaceful day I had in mind, is it? 🤦‍♀️🤪

— Kate Bradbury 🏳️‍🌈 (@Kate_Bradbury) October 19, 2022