I'm not always good at finishing projects that I start, and because of that, I'm very proud to have kept this blog going for six years. It is a sort of journal of my genealogy adventures, shared with the world. Over the years I've sporadically created a number of other journals, though none have lasted longer than a year.
I first started journaling my senior year in high school. That year, as a class project, I created my senior scrapbook, which got me started scrapbooking. From there, I created many scrapbooks, which are something of a photographic journal. Some were books about specific topics (the cruise we went on), while others covered a specific length of time.
Also during my senior year, we were required to carry agenda books. They included all the school rules, a calendar, and our hall pass. Many of us turned the covers into a collage of year-long memories. Mine is covered with stickers and buttons that highlight what was popular in 2001/2002. Inside, I have a record of homework assignments, school activities, test schedules, and more. It's like a little time capsule.
I also kept a journal in 2008. It turned out to be a very memorable year, with my first (only) trip to Disney World, the Summer Olympics, Presidential Election and the recession. I wrote in this journal for exactly a year, before starting a new one. The new lasted about two weeks and then I fell out of writing. Like I said, I'm not very good a finishing things.
I also kept a journal in 2008. It turned out to be a very memorable year, with my first (only) trip to Disney World, the Summer Olympics, Presidential Election and the recession. I wrote in this journal for exactly a year, before starting a new one. The new lasted about two weeks and then I fell out of writing. Like I said, I'm not very good a finishing things.
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