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Journal: March 12, 2009
Mar. 12th, 2009 11:21 amMany things have changed since I was a child.
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Mar. 11th, 2009 08:45 am
When people ask me if I have any food allergies, my truthful response would be no. But that’s not entirely accurate because I do have a psychological allergy to onions.
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Mar. 9th, 2009 09:34 amThere's something addictive about writing. At least for me there is. B7 was the first and only show so far that has inspired me to write fanfic. I had never even heard of fanfic before B7. With me being a scifi fan...some people (including me) find it hard to believe. Honestly, I have not been living under a rock, just Canada.
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Journal: March 8, 2009
Mar. 8th, 2009 04:48 pmI've always wanted a dog since I was a child. Now that I finally have one, I wished I had gotten one sooner.
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Journal: March 7, 2009
Mar. 7th, 2009 10:11 amSecond day of journalling. Yesterday I talked a bit about my obsessive writing habit. Today, since it's Saturday and a weekend, of course the topic would be about...work.
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Journal: March 6, 2009
Mar. 6th, 2009 10:39 amA while ago, ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
linda_joyce posted something about the value of journalling.
Twenty years ago, University of Texas psychologist James Pennebaker concluded that students who wrote about their most meaningful personal experiences for 15 minutes a day several days in a row felt better, had healthier blood work, and got higher grades in school. But a new study from the University of Missouri shows that a few minutes of writing will also suffice.
I thought I'd take a stab at it. Don't know how long I will keep it up for. I could certainly stand feeling better. Everything's been blah and depressing. About the only thing that keeps me relatively on the right side of happy is writing and my friends, both online and off.
So this is just a stream of consciousness thing, basically for my own sanity than anything else.
( Journal March 6, 2009 )
EDIT: Well, I'm back from the doctor. Nothing majorly alarming just some things she wants to continue checking. I have another test scheduled in May.
linda_joyce posted something about the value of journalling. Twenty years ago, University of Texas psychologist James Pennebaker concluded that students who wrote about their most meaningful personal experiences for 15 minutes a day several days in a row felt better, had healthier blood work, and got higher grades in school. But a new study from the University of Missouri shows that a few minutes of writing will also suffice.
I thought I'd take a stab at it. Don't know how long I will keep it up for. I could certainly stand feeling better. Everything's been blah and depressing. About the only thing that keeps me relatively on the right side of happy is writing and my friends, both online and off.
So this is just a stream of consciousness thing, basically for my own sanity than anything else.
( Journal March 6, 2009 )
EDIT: Well, I'm back from the doctor. Nothing majorly alarming just some things she wants to continue checking. I have another test scheduled in May.
