Michelle has asked a wonderful question in the comments section from yesterday’s entry.
“Here’s a question: I used to be wonderful and faithful at keeping my journal. Then I got into blogging and now it feels as if I’m all “written out” when it comes time to write in my personal journal. My blog can’t […]
I’ve mentioned handwriting analysis before; but still on the subject of rereading your journals, a quick glance at your handwriting style reveals a lot about your frame of mind at the time of writing.
For myself I notice the large looping letters when I’m feeling relaxed and well. My writing takes on a sharp edge […]
One of the benefits of rereading your journal entries is that you will begin to notice cycles in your writing. Not only on the surface, though. If you study your words you will begin to see the cycle of many themes in your life. The blah moments, the highlights, the times you commented on feeling […]
One of the reasons I enjoy using prompts in my journal is the way my mind works to make connections. I am constantly surprised by what I connect together. I can start out writing about clocks and end up writing my thoughts on teen pregnancy. Or begin writing about walking up a path and find […]
Tools with Heart are having yet another sale. This is a moving sale and they are clearing the warehouse. It’s a great time to pick up a bargain. You can make a purchase and find out if you like their products enough to buy them on a regular basis. I know I’m mighty tempted.
Heather
Journaling […]
Today is Friday and that means it’s Freaky Friday. If you need to know more about this journal writing challenge please read the First Freaky Friday entry.
I read this news story with interest. Seems Mohamed al Fayed won a court battle to have the inquest of the death of his son and Princess Diana […]
I’m sure you’ve seen those journals for opposite emotions or themes; such as this Night & Day - A Notebook Journal. I’ve seen ones for happy/sad, good/bad and ones with nastier titles than those.
The opposites theme is a good one and could be one way to handle two separate issues happening in your life […]
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