While browsing in a book shop recently I came across A Picture Is Worth 1000 Words: Image-Driven Story Prompts and Exercises for Writers. This looks like an interesting one for your writer’s journal. The idea is simple enough. I’d be interested to know if anyone has used this book. Please share in the comments section […]
I read this news story today. Police are keen to read entries made in Kate McCann’s journal to get a better understanding of the couple’s habits and to help them with their investigation.
In case you don’t know who Kate McCann is, read the story about the disappearance of her little girl Madeleine here.
Putting […]
Tonight I’m actually totally exhausted. I spent the day mowing part of our lawn. It’s a massive yard, and I split the job with my daughter. So, tonight I was sitting thinking what to share with you. That is until I came across an interesting journal writing related website.
Create Write Now has some good […]
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.
Today I watched part of a film I’d seen before. Me Myself I is another film working on the Freaky Friday idea, although I would say this one certainly […]
My daughter mentioned she’d come across the website for the TV show Numb3rs, then found this very cool website called We All Use Math Every Day. My daughter is a number freak. I was curious enough to go and have a look, though. There were some interesting maths activities, but I remembered that Cryptography is […]
I promised to let you know, in case you forgot, when Joshua Johnson updated his rubber covered journal with how to make the guts. Check it out if you’re at all interested in making your own journals. The instructions look very detailed and you shouldn’t have any trouble creating your own handmade journal after […]
I’ve been tagged by Mel and challenged to include the entire Personal Development List, originally created by Priscilla Palmer, and to add sites I think deserve to be on the list. So, I’ll inhale, exhale, relax, settle in with a black coffee and get to work. Here is the list with my additions at the […]
Joshua Johnson of Junk Creation promised me a journal cover made from rubber last week. Well, he promised a blog entry about it, at least. So, don’t miss this entry. Yes, indeed he has created a complete journal, of which the cover is made from recycled rubber. There are detailed instructions for the cover with […]
I was sent the link to this article by Jenny. It makes an interesting read. I’m often writing how I currently feel in my journal. At times it feels pointless. I’ve wondered if I should continue. But after reading this article I will be more determined than ever to write about and identify emotion in […]
Today is Friday and that means it’s Freaky Friday. If you need to know more about this journal writing prompt please read the First Freaky Friday entry.
You’ve probably seen this news story or another like it about President Bush’s Australian visit. The Chaser’s War on Everything were stirring things up as usual, but this time […]
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