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[yoel]

I came across two publications, following my Mother died. I came across one particular from my grandma. She held this while her little ones had been in prison camps during Globe-War ll. My Mother's journal even though she suffered an unpleasant amount of time in her life when she got a x-ray burn on her foot.I purchased a journal but I nonetheless have not written something inside it. I believe after I am gone the concept could be amazing for my kids or grandchildren. I merely wondered if an additional individual found publications that their household wrote. And do you have a journal of one's life or maybe a particular quantity of time in your life?

[charly70]

On Pyxlin.com My journal is kept by me I've been keeping my journal on Pyxlin.com. Annually I take benefit of their program to generate my diary in a book to make sure that oneday my young children will have the potential to see and study from it. Sources: http://pyxlin.com jeffroe27 65 weeks previously Please register to supply a supplement. Please confirm your account to offer a supplement. Please register to deliver a note. Please confirm your account to provide a message.

[MackIntosh]

Hi, You could have a book or film produced of these journals. I have made a overall health journal which also explains my emotions and up's and down's. I believe it does help you get issues out in the open. I also have a prayer journal and a gratitude journal. I believe if you attempt a journal you may possibly really take pleasure in it. Shasha 65 months ago Please sign in to give a compliment. Please verify your account to give a compliment. Please sign in to send a message. Please verify your account to send a message.

[Izaak]

and up's and down's. I believe it does support you get factors out in the open. I also have a prayer journal and a gratitude journal. I feel if you try a journal you might actually enjoy it.

[fu95]

I have a ten volume, 2,100 page journal of my life from the time I divorced and went to graduate school in 1986 to the beginning of my job at a second University in Georgia in 1987.  It is written in very small longhand on thick blank-page journals.  It not only contains my daily thoughts but also photographs, greeting cards, nostalgic cards, newspaper notices and other items.  Many pages are filled with sketches from these years, including my encounters with many people and every place I lived.   In addition there is an extensive dream diary included.  I once turned the first volume over to a colleague that taught and published in aspects of the family and she told me that it was publishable as an account of the someone coming to terms with the loss of a relationship and all the changes from completely changing their life and career.   My problem is that I am getting older and at some point, these journals are going to fall into other hands.  They are completely unabashed and candid.  What to do?  I have thought of scanning them in and keeping a selection of the pages but it would be a monumental task and I am just not up to it at the moment. 

[Kendon]

Not as such... I don?t keep a regular journal but I do keep trip notes when we are traveling in foreign countries. I started that on our first trip to England maybe 20 years ago as a way of reminding myself later what surprised me about the differences and similarities between our two countries and have kept it up on most trips to new places. Because of this, I know I have a record of what went on and I how felt when my husband had a surprise heart attack ten years ago in Berlin. I spent a lot of time alone in the hotel(not sleeping) and wrote what went on after I left the hospital each evening.. The funny thing is, I have never reread those notes! I don?t think I want to revisit that time or relive the stress. After we got home and he had his bypass, I put the notes away . I  have run across them every so often but not a peek have I taken. I?ll leave that to whoever has to clean up the estate years from now(nephews and niece!) . I do have journals my grandmother wrote(sort of a relaxed daily diary) for a number of years and am very grateful to have them since she died before I was born. They range from about 1939 to 1948 but I don?t have every year. They are a fascinating look into the past for me.  She didn?t write too much about the war except as it dealt with her son(my dad) and her nephews and friends? children.  I was reading them a couple of years ago and I realized that she stayed at the same hotel we still stay in when we go to Vancouver! How great to independently discover the Sylvia so many years apart. .  I also have letters written by my grandfather in WWI and my dad in WWII and those are a great treasure. Sources: Family historians LOVE written records! Write some today.   unixcorn's Recommendations How to Make a Journal of Your Life Amazon List Price: $9.95 Used from: $4.70 Average Customer Rating: 4.5 out of 5(based on 23 reviews) Don't bother with a book! Just write. The simpler it is for you, the more you will do it.(Yeah.. like I should be your example...) unixcorn 65 months ago Please sign in to give a compliment. Please verify your account to give a compliment. Please sign in to send a message. Please verify your account to send a message.

[Bamey]

I hadn't planned it this way...but... After having been on Askville since October 2006...so many questions inspired me to write answers about a lot things that happened in my life...things I had completely forgotten about until the question popped up