#daily journaling

[colap1nto]

[ sept 24th 2024 ] i decided to do the charles leclerc monza victory spread right after the johnny gaudreau hommage because it was simply into the same weekend & it made sense. charles' victory really made me happy since i heard that news. i knew i wanted to put this experience through words & i finally did it!! i love the result of it, i tried to write on two pages wide.

bonus: the hockey journal entry for tonight's game!

[lyrotonin]

#journaLYng 01: ✍🏼 before pen and after pen

stickers: 🥰🎀🤩💓✨🌈🙂‍↕️

journal content: 🤬‼️🫠💤❔🥹‼️

🍀 finally, it’s the weekend! i just realized that i’ve been writing a lot of things in my daily journal entry lately. journaling keeps me sane after a very shitty day. everything’s pretty draining lately— from work to uni to life. i can’t even talk to people about how i feel and what i feel because i don’t think there’s enough and exact way to describe how exhausting everything is. but whenever i start to put stickers on my journal and start writing, everything feels a little lighter. not the best feeling but at least, it got a little better. thanks to my journal for being my safe space, i guess! 🤓👍🏽

[elementnumber33]

"I am fascinated by the aesthetics of the seaside / That interesting flavor of Americana / Even after you leave, the sand follows you home"

[Adventures with Journal #42]

[theunspokenthoughtsunleashed]

DO YOU THINK CHILDHOOD OR ADULTHOOD IS HARDER? WHY?

I would love to hear some thoughts on this one. In my opinion though I would honestly say childhood is always going to be harder. Some of you might disagree but this is why I have brought the Discussion to the table! I would have to say I think childhood is harder to the fact children are held to higher standards then adults. They are not allowed to feel how they want to. Say what they mean. React in the way someone wants them to. For the most part children are not allowed to think, speak, or feel without an adult telling them or demanding them to do such. Do any of yall remember being told 'Children are to be seen and not heard', or 'Do as I say, Not as I do'. HA here is my favorite one 'What you crying for, you aint got no reason to be crying. Now stop before I give you a reason'. There is no way in hell a childhood is easier. The amount of effort it takes to make friends, the trends etc. Kids here the worst things from adults and are suppose to take it. All in all Childhood is by far in my opinion worse and that is why you see so many children forgotten and dead in the system. Anyways what a hell of a way to make a first post on here. Have a good night!!!

[avis-fictional-world]

Random question but does anyone know of a good log or journal app? Something simple that you can navigate through a calendar?

I need to make a daily journal but my adhd makes it hard to keep up and most apps are too much like real journals to be any helpful to me. I’ll look on my own but hoping someone has something they can recommend! Thank you🫶

[davekatzdefensesquad]

journal? More like BURNal, because it burns my brain to think about life and the state of the world.

[purefilly-connection]

Embracing Gratitude: A Journey to a Fulfilling Life

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[fruityfinch]

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[worksmarter4yourfuture]

Navigating The Future: The Power of Reflecting on 2023 For A Successful Transition To 2024

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[365momme]

12 Days of Christmas Personal Development Journal Prompts

Looking to reflect on your personal development and set goals for the upcoming year? Look no further! We’ve curated 12 days of Christmas-themed personal development journal prompts just for you. These prompts will guide you through gratitude, skill development, goal setting, self-care, overcoming limiting beliefs, and much more. Each day, you’ll explore different aspects of your life and discover…

[colap1nto]

[ oct. 31th 2024 ] trying another method. i 'm trying to do the highlights instead of like... writing full sentences and all. it has to be quick. and fun. i prefer the bullet points for my personal highlights! i hope that you're having a blast for this halloween <3

[lyrotonin]

#journaLYng 05: recent journal spreads ✍🏼📔

[delusioninabox]

Comic #2,533! Noticing my child doing things right and thanking them for it has been the most rewarding thing in parenting for me. ♥️

[butchxenomorph]

saw a graffiti that said “mina” with some hearts drawn around it today… jonathan harker lives

[elementnumber33]

More weird stuff I've written in my journals

[spookysalem13]

I've been journaling since I could write ✍️, but this year I too want to add colors and stickers as well 💕

It's 2024 and I'm giving journaling a try again. This time, lots of colors and stickers will be involved. ✍️🏼