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How to write stream of consciousness
Choose a character or topic.
In general, stream-of-consciousness writing is tied to a particular character, as it is intended to illustrate the inner thought patterns of that character. For the character's thoughts, you could choose a multitude of topics, related or unrelated.

OUT: This could include people, events, dreams, emotions, activities, items, or anything else. It's sometimes easier to start with a broader topic if it's the first time you've written stream-of-consciousness.

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How to keep calm when you are annoyed with someone
Realize that you're losing your temper with this person.
This is important, otherwise you might simply let out your annoyance or feel justified in being irritated.
Breathe deeply and slowly.

OUT: Keep your cool by breathing deeply and slowly, to calm down your nervous system and to buy yourself some thinking space. Try inhaling for 4 seconds, holding for 2, exhaling for 8, waiting for 2 and repeat.

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We see a person jet-skiing behind a boat. The boat runs aground into some brush. the skier

OUT:
is laying in the lake.