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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsWe are living in historic times. Please, if you haven't already, start keeping a daily record. A timeline.
For yourselves, for your children, or for history.
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We are living in historic times. Please, if you haven't already, start keeping a daily record. A timeline. (Original Post)
chia
Feb 2
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debm55
(42,868 posts)1. I started a journal
usonian
(15,990 posts)2. I've been journaling for decades. But personal achievements, not current events.
All negatives are about the weather, power outages and so forth.
Easier to review later on. Things change but accomplishments are always rewarding.
I ran across an article that talks of "Stackable Permanent Life Improvements" SPLI's fir short.
A good read.
http://bro-kaizen.github.io/blog/2014/11/30/stackable-permanent-life-improvements/
True Dough
(21,838 posts)3. If I were to start a journal about current events
it would read:
On the first day, I was... DISGUSTED!
On the second day, I was... DISGUSTED!
On the third day, I was... DISGUSTED!
On the fourth day, I was... DISGUSTED!
You get the picture.
Kaleva
(38,922 posts)5. I can't read my own writing.
crosinski
(571 posts)6. I keep a journal and for the first time I'm writing about politics!
I do think these are historic times, and god knows how things will turn out. Writing is soothing too.