colector: Re: [JournalWriting] Newbie intro - stole this from someone...

*waves hello*
Glad ya could make it, Tracie! And good intro! *smiles*
You are just going to LOVE it here. *smiles*
Light of heart,
~*~Walks~*~

Tracie <tstyler@sbcglobal.net> wrote:

I don't know if this is the official form but here we go…..

1.Name - Tracie

2.Where are you from? (general area is fine) – California – near Sacramento

3.How long have you been journaling? Off and on a few years – more off than on. LOL

4.Why did you start journaling? To vent about an exboyfriend. I tossed that journal later. No wait, I tore out those pages and kept the journal…which was blank otherwise. I sort of wish I still had it. I was trying not to hang on to the past but thinking back, I wish I had saved them.

5.What is your favorite journaling method? I have not decided – I would like to bring back the art of handwriting, but my typing is easier to read. LOL I am working at handwritten right now.

6.What is your favorite journaling related book? I started The Artist's Way recently. I am not familiar with others.

7.What would you like to learn about journaling? I have no idea – what is there to learn about it? J

8.What are some of your other interest? (type of reading, hobbies,
work, family, etc.) I love to read – I tend to lean towards medical/murder mysteries and courtroom dramas but I am expanding into other genres. I like music, crafts (crochet, beading, lace making, sewing, quilting), cooking, novice photography and gardening. I spend too much time on the computer (hence the desire to write on paper) and watch too much tv (working on swapping TV with music).

9.What type of journal do you use? (hardbound, spiral notebook,
handwritten, computer, etc..) Hardbound, handwritten – am looking at getting more creative once I make this a regular thing.

10.Are you a regular or intermitent writer? Far from regular but hoping to get there. Currently, intermittent. J

:::waves to Walks:::

As always,

Tracie

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