This may sound strange, especially because I am a teenage girl who is supposed to have a lot on her mind: In the fifteen years of my life, I have yet to keep a successful diary. Sure, I have had tons of cute little journals in which I've written a few sporadic entries - but where are they now? After re-reading "Anne Frank: The Diary of A Young Girl" I felt somewhat inspired to begin dairy writing again. This spiral bound notebook is nothing fancy or formal; it's just a place for me to write everyday happenings, my thoughts and misc. ramblings.
Today was a good day. I woke up at 9:45-ish and began homeschooling shortly after. In English I wrote an expository essay with the theme "Helpers For A Greater Cause." It shed light on the contributions women made during the American Revolution. That was definitely fun and I learned so much!
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For now I"ll say good-bye but I hope to keep this dairy- writing thing going.
Until later entries,
Kianna Rose
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The above entry is an actual entry that I wrote in my diary. I've never been very consistent in writing but I hope that I can successfully stay on track with this one. Ever so often, I want to share with you all snippets of my diary entries and I give you permission to hold me accountable. (Feel free to remind me to write and blog those entries!)
Yes! I'm on the many unfinished diary boat! Trying to actually finish one... lets see how that goes.
ReplyDeleteI am the exact same way. Trying to complete one now. Love Anne Frank. :) She inspired me too.
ReplyDeleteI used to be that way! My "diaries" were the worst, I would only remember to write when something REALLY bad happened. Eventually I stopped doing that and started writing daily, it's one of my favorite things now!
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