Today is Freaky Friday. If you need to know more about this journal writing challenge please read the First Freaky Friday entry.
I’ve just finished reading a book called My Brother Jack by George Johnston. The novel is a classic Australian story set from the end of World War One and closes as World War Two […]
I wrote about tracking your menstrual period in this entry, but found a nice little chart today on Keri Smith’s website you might find handy. At $4 I think you’ll find it a quality purchase, especially if you need help tracking mood swings associated with PMT, etc.
Heather
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Just for something a little different, especially for Valentine’s Day. I know most journal writers are also reasonably interested in popular psychology. Colour often features in many of my journal entries; what it means to me, how I react to it, etc. Read this news story to find what your favourite colour says about you […]
You’ve probably seen the film Sliding Doors. If not, it’s about the alternate paths a woman’s life, played by Gwyneth Paltrow, may have gone if one event had been altered.
I had a moment a bit like that tonight. Having organised to meet up with a group of people I know online I made a mistake […]
While searching for all things journal related tonight I came across this free online journal writing course. The Journaler’s Voyage course is aimed at seniors, but I don’t see why anyone couldn’t use it. The course is broken into eight parts and looks quite thorough. I particularly like the prompts and exercises and may even […]
Today is Friday, so that means it’s Freaky Friday. If you need to know more about this journal writing challenge please read the First Freaky Friday entry.
Since the time of year draws close to Valentine’s Day my mind naturally linked to the Freaky Friday entry for today. Read more about Saint Valentine on Wikipedia […]
After yesterday’s entry I decided to encourage readers to make their own booklet or mini book of prompts to give their significant other. There are plenty of links to mini book templates, etc, in my entry about Journal Necklaces.
Now, what about prompts?
There’s my entry on 30 Marriage Prompts, but those aren’t my prompts. I attended […]
I received these questions at a marriage seminar I attended a few years ago.
1. What was your all time favourite ‘date’ since you have been married?
2. If you could run away and join the circus what job would you want to get?
3. In what ways has your marriage helped you believe in miracles?
4. If you […]
I just read this news story about the couple who celebrated their anniversary in a very different way. Kate Marshall created a journal as a gift for her husband for their 20th wedding anniversary. Her husband David loved it so much he created a similar one for his wife’s birthday. Their idea went so well […]
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