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#558239 10/22/09 07:50 PM
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I've started keeping track of daily happenings. I realize this should be a journal, but this book is where I can make a quick note and journal later in the day when I am alone. I watched Harriet the Spy and it made me think of trying this. I use Composition Books to journal because they travel well. what do you all use?

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OMG, Don't you just love "Harriet the Spy"? Shhh, don't tell, but I remember (or maybe I dreamed that I remembered) my second grade teacher (that would've been circa 1967) reading that book to us. I think there was another Harriet the spy book too, for some reason I remember a second book, had the same teacher in 3rd grade, as well. Honest, I wasn't held back....hmmm...maybe I was pushed forward and then....naw.... Anyways, fond memories!

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Harriet the Spy was just amazing. Book and movie both, which is unusual.

For just a brief jotting of my day, I use a desk calendar that has plenty of room to write in. It is about 1 1/2 x 6? It fits in my purse, so easy to jot things down as they happen.

At the end of the day, before I sit down with my journal, I pull it out and glance over my day.


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I don't have a special book for writing notes in; I usually just use random pieces of unimportant paper to make notes of things I want to write about later. My diaries themselves are in all sorts of different books, many of them with locks, lol.

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I'm a Moleskin girl, I absolutely fell in love with them once I tried one. I keep a little cheap notebook in my handbag to write any reminders through the day if need be.

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I never did read Harriet The Spy. Maybe i will in my old age here. I am discovering, much to my delight, that it's a lot of fun reading (or re-reading) children's books. You get a lot of insight from a different perspective.


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