Personal Narrative: My Writing Ritual

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My Writing Ritual
Writing rituals differ from person to person and are rarely ever the same. Some may involve eating a certain food, being in a certain room of a house, or sitting in a certain chair. There may be an individual who can only write when tied upside-down from the ceiling. Nevertheless, the two following aspects of a common writing ritual are nearly essential for success in any type of writing.
The perfect ritual begins with a cool writing environment. Writing in the heat is never beneficial because of how uncomfortable and stifling the environment can become. Sweat and humidity can collect on the paper which can cause focus to be directed to the undesirable atmosphere. Standard room temperature is acceptable, but can quickly become

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