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Tag Archives: journal
One Month – 21 Sentences
This idea is a winner. After one month of keeping a calendar journal, I have collected 21 sentences describing events, ideas and memories from over the last 31 days. Though only one month has passed, I’m surprised to discover I … Continue reading
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Tagged daily sentence, journal, Writing
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Reason 23 for Writing Regularly in a Journal or Notebook
Reason 23 for writing in a journal: It’s a good outlet for the drivelisdom* (pronounced: drih-vuhl-IZ-dum) slushing around in your head. Also, you can go back to it later and say, “Gosh what drivel,” or “Gosh, how wise.” Here’s a … Continue reading
Keep a Calendar Journal– Part 2
Keep a Calendar Journal Part 1 So why would someone want to keep a journal on a calendar, writing a sentence a day for two, four, five or even seven days a week? Here are a few reasons: 1. At … Continue reading
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Tagged calendar, creatively write, journal, Writing
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Keep a Calendar Journal – Part 1
Listen up! This idea is a winner, a very doable and fun way to add a few thoughtful words to your life. It’s easy. I’m adding this to all the other word things I am already doing in 2012. You could … Continue reading
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Tagged calendar, daily sentence, journal, not stationary, stationery
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Do You Talk to Yourself? Write it Down!
Do you talk to yourself? Write it down. Carry a small notebook with you wherever you go so you can be your own secretary, taking down the notes, the words, the ideas you are speaking in your own mind. Sitting … Continue reading
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Tagged emotional health, health, journal, Writing
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A Weighty Presence I Cherish
I read this in a Wall Street Journal article a few weeks ago: President Barack Obama sent trade agreements with South Korea, Colombia and Panama to Congress on Monday, capping months of tense negotiations and setting the stage for a heated … Continue reading
First Day of Autumn: Another Full Journal in the Compost
Like a colorful, drying leaf that’s served its great purpose, absorbing sunlight and creating nourishing energy, that now falls gently down to earth, so I shelve another journal fully absorbed with my musings, blatherings, rough drafts, ideas; a smattering collection of words, some dumb, some brilliant, … Continue reading
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Tagged compost, first day of autumn, journal, literary, September 21, Words, Writing
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First Entry in a New Journal
When you set out to write something profound, sometimes trite is all that flows from the pen. Inscribaphobia: The fear of writing something in a guestbook, wedding log, gift card, or brand-new journal because you are worried it will sound … Continue reading
From the Bride’s Father’s Notebook – Day 4
From the Bride’s Father’s Notebook – Day 3 Wednesday, December 23 I hung out with my future son-in-law today. Hung out is really the best way to say it. We really didn’t “accomplish” anything, but I think we had fun … Continue reading
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Tagged bride, father-in-law, groom, journal, son-in-law, Weddings
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