I am on my 29th journal. Sometimes I write every day. Sometimes there are months and sometimes years between the entries. Doing it my way works for me.
wow 29! I might be in double digits too but not in the 20s yet. Way to write your heart out when it works for you. :) Thank you for sharing and I'm curious...where do you keep all those journals and do you ever go back and read some?
I love to go back and remember! They are very useful for that. I have a dresser in the attic, they are all in order there.
When my nephew committed suicide as a teenager, I waited about a year, and then I sorted through all my entries that included him and things we did together as he grew up. I copied them all into another book. A book of my relationship with Johno. And I gave it to his father, because that was a piece of Johno that Kevin didn't have.
Thank you for sharing!
I am on my 29th journal. Sometimes I write every day. Sometimes there are months and sometimes years between the entries. Doing it my way works for me.
wow 29! I might be in double digits too but not in the 20s yet. Way to write your heart out when it works for you. :) Thank you for sharing and I'm curious...where do you keep all those journals and do you ever go back and read some?
I love to go back and remember! They are very useful for that. I have a dresser in the attic, they are all in order there.
When my nephew committed suicide as a teenager, I waited about a year, and then I sorted through all my entries that included him and things we did together as he grew up. I copied them all into another book. A book of my relationship with Johno. And I gave it to his father, because that was a piece of Johno that Kevin didn't have.
Oh Claudette... I'm so sad to hear about your nephew Johno. What a gift you gave Kevin with your writing and to yourself. Sending you hugs.
Thank you!
Oh, such wise words, and thank you for sharing the link to your prompts, which I am thrilled to revisit! 😘
Oh great! I would to know your thoughts. :)
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Thank you Mary B. :)
What we can’t do alone we often can do together. With the support and strength of our Higher Power. With the love of friends and family.
Your story-your book-will always be an inspiration to countless families. And to me. Many thanks, Julie.
Thank you Gary for your kind and encouraging note here. It means a lot. Enjoy your Wednesday. :)
Pain and suffering
Transformed by therapy ink
“Run to Write” is Born
Jules, thanks for sharing the “origin story” of Run to Write. All the more meaningful ♥️👣♥️
Magnificent Clark! Thank you for this "origin" haiku. Happy writing and running. :)