I have, Meg : ) And no rules about writing everyday or anything. On one page I’ve written a few phrases that stood out to me and on another, a couple of thoughts about this project. So far, I like having it beside me. We’ll see…

Have you started using the yellow one, Cynthia? Love to hear about your movement into using them. 🙂

As for me…naive. VERY naive. I think I was out of high school before some stuff started sinking in. I always wanted to believe the best in people and almost always got screwed/hurt in some way, some pretty big, but my skepticism and cynicism has grown pretty steadily since back then. Certainly much more carefree as is with most young people, I think, or at least was back then before the internet!

Donna, it seems that’s the way Sarah is using them, but as for me, I would be so interested to know who I was then : )

The biggest reason I would’ve wanted journals from my younger self would be to bring me back to that age to be better in touch with the age group for writing. I know it’s served many a kidlit author!

And so telling, I think, Sarah. You’re lucky to have kept those journals. I would love to be able to revisit my younger self.

Thanks so much, LadyDeeJay. I appreciate your taking the time to leave a comment, and I hope you’ll be back.

lol…why does this NOT surprise me? 😉