Journaling

[Pomlover2586]

I used to Journal a lot as a teenager- the whole Dear Diary type....Now as an adult I haven't journaled in well over a decade and would like to get back into it.

The Dear Diary method isn't interesting to me anymore....For those of you who journal, care to share your ideas? Thanks!

 

[Marchand63]

I do an audio journal. My find it works better especially when I need to revisit. I get not only words but the tenor of the words.

 

[jevs]

My son does a vlog.

And I've just started up my blog again

 

[Poohlove]

I used to write a lot and as I got older I got away from it. I just recently picked up a really pretty journal type book and was thinking about giving writing a try again. I would write about things that happened over the day and feelings about them, that sort of thing. There is something nostalgic about the act of opening up a book and using a purple ink pen to journal about the day. I am also the kind that loves my Kindle but I love even more holding a book in my hand and turning page .

 

[Kathryn Merteuil]

I used to journal a lot when I was younger. It was a good outlet... even though I was my only audience.

One idea I can share is to avoid using this place as a journal...

 

[Elleshoodat]

I used to Journal a lot as a teenager- the whole Dear Diary type....Now as an adult I haven't journaled in well over a decade and would like to get back into it.

The Dear Diary method isn't interesting to me anymore....For those of you who journal, care to share your ideas? Thanks!

I don't write in it daily, but I keep a gratitude journal in which I write down things I'm thankful for. It doesn't take long, but I feel it helps keep my stress level down.

 

[PollyannaMom]

I do a "one line a day" journal. Each page is one day, and the book lasts ten years. I'm on year four, and it's really cool to see the previous years' entries when I add the new one each night! I made mine, but you can buy them already set up, too.