Journaling

Lisa Swarbrick joined the group Journaling

• 1 week, 6 days ago

Lisa Swarbrick
@lhs
Ronnie

• 4 months, 1 week ago

Ordered a few new journals. Lately, I’ve been in the mood to translate them. I’m not sure if I’ll be writing them in Aurebesh (from Star Wars) or Kryptonian.

I taught myself Aurebesh in the 3rd grade, long before the internet so there was no cheating. So I could read and write it. Ever since then I would use it as a form of code. I would…Read More
Jenna

• 5 months, 1 week ago

I don’t keep a physical journal because it would be too much work for me to make it just how I want it and I’d begin obsessing over it. It would take the fun out of journaling for me and I’d lose sight of what I was meant to be doing in the first place. Instead, I do my journaling online, mostly on a Microsoft Word document. Unfortunately, I…Read More

1 Comment
- Ronnie
  5 months ago
  
  Jenna I know what you mean. Sometimes we put so much pressure on ourselves about the perfection of it all that we lose sight of just the simple joy even if it’s nothing extravagant. My best idea is to start small. Maybe find a topic online and go from there. It doesn’t even have to be anything big. Maybe just one sentence and then see where it goes.
Jenna joined the group Journaling

• 5 months, 1 week ago

Jenna
@jnm9237
Ronnie

• 5 months, 3 weeks ago

While not exactly the same thing, I do think there are overlaps with this.

I love annotating my books. I personally view them as a form of journaling. Writing out my thoughts, making highlighter marks, etc. It kind of takes time out of reading because of the patience it requires. I don’t read as fast because I’m making notations in them.…Read More
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