do u write a diary for urself?.
By twinklee
@twinklee (894)
India
January 27, 2009 10:34pm CST
As world is rolling fast we fall short of remembering crucial things that deserve to be given utmost importance........and all of a sudden we realize oh....wat happened to that?....v r so busy that we cant even afford time to think about it...its better to follow a diary that you preserve it personally....important ocassions , things of gr8 significance can be mentioned.....if at all once you get some time just refer it and it tells what u are.......
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10 responses
@faith210 (11224)
• Philippines
28 Jan 09
hi twinklee! That is very true. However, i don't write or keep a personal diary anymore as I used to when I was so much younger. I only have a daily planner now which can help me in remembering important dates and appointments to keep.
take care and have a great day!
lovelots..faith
@faith210 (11224)
• Philippines
28 Jan 09
Hi twinklee!
Sorry but here in my place, there is a difference between a personal diary and a daily planner.
The personal diary I used to use before is a record with discrete or very personal entries arranged by date reporting on what has happened over the course of a day or other period or what has just transpired to me within that day.
And the daily planner is an organizer that helps me to become more organized in my business and personal activities. It is a daily planner or organizer that allows me to schedule and categorize daily activities by priority. Daily planners are typically dated, wire bound calendars and mostly are broken-down by hourly segments designed to accommodate any schedule. The one-page-per-day format allows for detailed planning or for managing busy schedules.
I hope this can clarify why I responded that I am not keeping a personal diary anymore and instead I am using a daily planner.
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@stargirl85 (218)
• United States
28 Jan 09
I never wrote in a diary growing up I never felt the urge to keep one. I grew up very sheltered and not really wanting to express how I felt. I of course recieved three or four since im a girl but they always ended up in a drawer somewhere. Now that im an adult I have so much emotions inside that I need to come out. I find that writting on here helps to be a way of release. Im thankful to have a place to talk to people and let out how I feel. Thanks mylot!
helpful.....@stargirl85 (218)
• United States
28 Jan 09
Thanks I really do love mylot for being a place to express yourself its awesome. I have only been on this site for a week now and I love it. This website can be the diary I never had. Also I can express how I feel about anything from movies to everyday life.
@6precious102 (4043)
• United States
28 Jan 09
I tried keeping a diary several years ago, but got bored with it quickly. My mother keeps a diary, so if there's any important event regarding the family, it will be in her diary.
@sayasakti (167)
• Malaysia
28 Jan 09
writing has always been so important to me...and i write in my diary whenever i can...i feel like i am actually conversing with my future self as i wrote down what make me angry that day or how school was going or what i saw on tv and on and on...i has grown so much since i started my first diary and i really thinks it shows...when i have no one i can trust in secret,i tell my diary...
@tommylantang (57)
• Indonesia
7 Feb 09
Hey twinklee ... yes i like writing diary since i was child ...it's so much of fun , happy and sad becoming one in my diary... i can remember what happend to me in the past.
@cripfemme (7698)
• United States
28 Jan 09
I keep a diary. Its on line. The weird thing is one blogging site pays me to keep it. The more readers I get the more money I make. I still use it like a diary though even though I know other people are reading it. It helps me think and deal with problems that come up in life.
@fifileigh (3615)
• United States
4 Feb 09
i used to keep a journal of events and parties i went to. and in 2003, i decided to turn it into a novel and fictionalize it, and call it The Sand Dollar by Fifi Leigh.
@SuzyLong (775)
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4 Feb 09
I've had a diary on and off since I was about 8 years old. I found some of my old ones when I was going through some boxes and thought it was funny that on one day I put "nothing happened today besides school, mum did a fish fingers for dinner". I still keep a diary now as much as possible. I don't want to forget things that have happened to me, even if they are silly little things
@Littlemisslizzy (100)
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28 Jan 09
I used to write a diary from the age of 14 -22. Now I write intermittently about my toughts in an online blog. I prefer this to a diary although it is of course not personal as others can read it lOL
