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[1grandma]

 No, I am too lazy.  Who wants to read all that crap, anyway?  I would end up complainign all the time.  

[Indy Scrapper]

 Like Kristianne, I have my scrapbook journal.  I have multiple sections for each scrapbook that is in progress.  When I get my pictures back, I sort them by album then note in the journal the information about the pictures (who, what, when, where) and anything else that needs to be noted.

I kept a diary as a teen and found it a few years back.  What a hoot to go back and read about my trials and tribulations.

[mkcdaisy]

 I have tried to several times and never really do it.  I have 2 from when i was younger - talking like 4 grade.  They are kinda funny to read now, but even then they were sporatic.

[MLee]

 I used to keep The Artists Journal and I did it fairly faithfully. But then I quit. Maybe I should try again.

[maesie]

 I used to be really good about writing entries on LiveJournal but that's been off my radar for quite some time.  I often think about starting a blog but I haven't felt like I have had much that's really worth that kind of writing in quite some time.  lol.  I guess I just don't think I'm all that interesting!

[JulesinParadise]

 My blog has become my journal.  That reminds me I need to update.  Perhaps I shal write, "see yesterday"...lol.

[Janshotgun]

 Not one with all my emotions in it - but I keep up with a daily calendar with menus, weather, appointments and grandchildren milestones.  I am also keeping a seperate journal for my Prject 365, so I'll know what to journal for each day's picture.

[jiffy]

 When DH and I were first married; we attended a Marriage Encounter weekend and one of the exercises was to daily answer an assigned question in our own journals and then to share with each other what we had written.    That lasted for a little while, then fizzled out .....   Haven't done anything like this since then .... 30 years later.

My Mom faithfully writes in a journal daily.    Has done so for years.    And she refers back to the journals if memory fails and she is trying to recall a certain event or incident from the past.     It is a great discipline and good mental and emotional exercise.

[scrapy1967]

 No I used to when I was younger.

[WV Scrapper]

 No I don't

[sylgise5]

 Yes< I do.  Like scrapbooking it will allow my grandchildren to learn more about me, my life, my faith and love for them.
Sylvia

[anazelia]

 used to but I haven't in years.

[evilqueen]

 No, I am not too fond of writing.

[BeatrizS]

 Nope i dont keep neither now... when i was a kid i had a diary.. you know the cute ones with a lock on it!


Nowadays im lucky if i keep my blog updated!

[katarria]

Sort of.


I had a tough time dealing with my mom's death a few years ago.  I started a "diary" of sorts, where I write to her.  It helped a lot, sounds weird, I know.  For the first few days I wrote every day.  Then it was every few weeks, and now it's only when something really big/stressful happens.  I don't think I've even opened it in about 6 months.

[Jeanne Marie's Scraps]

 I'm not very good at it either I always forget

[Flapdoodle]

 Nope. Never have.

[Sus79]

 The closest I come to a diary or a journal is the P365 pages that I do Otherwise I don´t see a point of doing it for me, and I would not like any one else to read what I might have wrote

[Cimorosete]

 I do, but I'm not really good at being consistant.

[Rici76]

 NO but I did faithfully when I was a child!