Who knew a list of random questions could be more useful than half the writing advice I've paid for? I used to scroll past those giant prompt lists too, figured they were just there to pad out someone's blog post. But then I hit one about a locked door and suddenly I had three pages of stuff I didn't know was in my head. It's funny how the weirdly specific ones work better than the vague stuff like "write about your childhood." Maybe the trick is that a locked door is a real thing you can picture, so your brain has somewhere to grab on. Anyway, glad it got you writing again because that's the whole point, right?