1. Living amongst those words I wrote, even though they are off my mind can feel heavy. I don’t think about them all the time, but knowing a year’s worth of daily writing is hanging out in a notebook close by isn’t comforting for me. All those things happened. I experienced th...
When journaling the above, I encourage writing full sentences and fully expressing your thoughts around each. Don’t worry about being legible – you may never go back to read them – it is the act of writing that is key here. As you write, look for themes or patterns – do these furt...
My journaling corner. A week away involves choosing which writing tools to bring. I had my usual inner debate on whether to bring a selection or travel light and just bring one. As usual, I came down on the side of bringing a selection. The final tally amounted to five fountain pens, ...
I’m sure some of you have heard about bullet journaling, but for those who haven’t: it’s a combination of to-do list and daily planner that is infinitely customizable to what you need from a planner. The “bullet” part of bullet journaling comes from the fact that most items in y...
Keep a journal and record everything. Journaling on a computer is not safe, but handwriting a journal and keeping it in a safe location is highly recommended. Develop a support network of family members or friends. If there is no one who can be implicitly trusted, call a helpline or cris...
Journaling Pumpkin Spice Tuesday Morning Craft: Stories I Wrote for the Devilby Ananda Lima At a Halloween party in 1999, a writer slept with the devil. She sees him again and again throughout her life and she writes stories for him about things that are both impossible and true. ...
Whatever brought you here,thank you for stopping by.If you feel pulled to slowing down, turning to wonder, and being guided by grace, join me. May we find ways to resources ourselves and each other, together. Let us remember, and remind each other, that we are both human and divine. ...
This week’s guest post is from group member Anne, a former student of mine. Anne has previously posted on thejerkiness of writer’s blockandusing journalingto get past it. This week she’s talking about procrastination, which is something I’m sure we’re all very, very (very) familiar...
Journaling Learning Perseverance in the Disciplines The book that will guide our study: GET IT AN READ IT!!! We have a few available at church. Donald S. Whitney, Spiritual Disciplines for the Christian Life, Revised and Updated. (Colorado Springs, CO: NavPress; Tyndale House Publishers, Inc...
Lose weight by calculating a mystery point system, journaling what you eat, and going to regular meetings. You will lose weight if you do these things. You will not lose weight if you do none of these things and just keep paying for your membership. Go to bed at the same time as your...