Well said. I’m 70, and have been journaling for the last 60 years. Sorting out each day with a stream of consciousness helps in finding thought patterns that are fruitful and those that are not. My journals have lots of lists: reasons to move/not move, leave a relationship or not, what are my strengths/non strengths, etc.
Thank you for your post. I’m new to your blog. Love this one about journaling. I too had a pink puffy journal with a lock. And have kept almost all of my journals over the 40 plus years. Nowadays I don’t make enough time to journal but when I do it is some of my best medicine for staying sane in a crazy beautiful world…
Thank you for your courage with opening up your journal to the world and letting these beautiful, often thought-provoking (with a dash of humor) words flow out from that soul of yours! It's inspiring.
Well said. I’m 70, and have been journaling for the last 60 years. Sorting out each day with a stream of consciousness helps in finding thought patterns that are fruitful and those that are not. My journals have lots of lists: reasons to move/not move, leave a relationship or not, what are my strengths/non strengths, etc.
Thank you for your post. I’m new to your blog. Love this one about journaling. I too had a pink puffy journal with a lock. And have kept almost all of my journals over the 40 plus years. Nowadays I don’t make enough time to journal but when I do it is some of my best medicine for staying sane in a crazy beautiful world…
Thank you for your courage with opening up your journal to the world and letting these beautiful, often thought-provoking (with a dash of humor) words flow out from that soul of yours! It's inspiring.
Thank you, Christine!!