Quite some time ago I shared a journal writing prompt you may have enjoyed about Your Dream Studio/Workshop. Tonight I’m going to suggest you do the same for your dream home. This might take a bit longer, though. You might like to make this a project to last a full week, or longer, if you […]
While searching for something else today I came across Susan Taylor Brown’s blog Susan Writes. Make sure you check out the writing prompts. Susan writes books for children and shares her adventures on her blog. Well worth a look, even if you only want some clever writing prompts to jump start some stories in your […]
Tools with Heart are doing it, again. They have a massive 50% off some of their products, including journals. I’d love to get my hands on one of those little suede sketch journal and pencil sets or the mini one. Those look really useful. There are some lovely journals, too. Worth a look.
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I suppose everyone has heard the news of Heath Ledger’s death by now. I simply had to mention the sad news as this is one thing I have written about in my journal already today. As he was a Perth boy there’s been constant local news about his sudden death. Once the full story is […]
Today I had one of those incidents where I could’ve just walked away, but decided that I needed to make a complaint. The details don’t really matter. In the long run I was pleased with the way I handled myself. I was able to distill the problem to its essence, express my view clearly, point […]
I said I Want More, Please and was delighted to receive some excellent links for copyright free & free-to-use images from Kristina. The links are in the comments on the original entry, but to save you going over there just keep reading for some excellent resources for copyright free images:
Creative Gifts - another Flickr group
Yotophoto […]
It’s that time again. Writer’s Digest magazine wants you to enter your writing into their competition. If you are a regular journal writer I’m sure you must have a personal essay or a memoir piece you can polish up and submit. There are loads of other categories, though, so don’t stop there. I’m sure you […]
Today is Friday. That means it’s Freaky Friday. If you need to know more about this journal writing challenge please read the First Freaky Friday entry.
While out shopping today I saw two teenage girls snickering, giggling and pointing their fingers at someone. The first thing I thought of was the film Mean Girls starring […]
Sometimes I use symbols in my journal rather than full words. There are times I might do this because the symbol represents something I just don’t want anyone else to understand. Or I just use the symbol as some kind of short hand to save me writing a commonly used word over and over. Using […]
I’ve been searching online recently for good images to use for my collages, but I’m after ones that are free of all copyright restrictions. I know I can purchase some of these from scrapbook stores, but I’m after images I don’t have to pay for. I want free ones. I did find a Flickr group […]
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