Make a Word Box (part 1)

On Journal 52 several people wanted to know what a word box is. I invented the word box which is a box of words on little slips of paper. I made a big list of words I like a lot or find interesting (probably about 100 to 150) descriptive words like 'azure' and nouns like 'breeze' and things like 'wink'- I think I put the word 'panache' in there. (you get the idea) Wrote them carefully on grid paper so I had lines to cut on. Cut them apart, and made a wee box from some pretty scrapbooking paper in which to put them. 
And now I can draw out one or several as prompts for my journaling or when I hit an artistic "flat side of the tire." 
In response to the query, I provide here a step-by-step of box-making (no glue needed only one sheet of 8 1/2" x 11" paper and a pair of scissors  
IF you want a smaller box, cut a rectangle with the same proportions.  
I made one that is 5"x 6 1/4" 

1)    Fold paper in half lengthwise (long side)

2)    Unfold and fold in half the other direction (short side)