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Kind of like a train only belonging moreso to the internet.
Having just looked over my LJ calendar, I have owned this journal for almost 4 years now and my post rate has gone from a staggering almost daily to once a month. I have more LJ-friends than I actually read, I don't follow the communities I signed up for (and in one case founded - not that it's active anymore), and have been slowly distancing myself from this forum. At the moment I am feeling a bit of remorse for seperating from this community that has been so good to me in the past. Who knows, this little bit of introspection should be enough to kick start me into recording more of my daily events.
Much of the problem is that my daily events seem, to me at least, somewhat boring. I fall into my routine and frankly, I don't feel like expounding on that repetitive experience. If this journal is to return to some form of use it is going to have to evolve. Less about my actions and more about my thoughts. Lets see whether I can piece together anything coherent.
Having just looked over my LJ calendar, I have owned this journal for almost 4 years now and my post rate has gone from a staggering almost daily to once a month. I have more LJ-friends than I actually read, I don't follow the communities I signed up for (and in one case founded - not that it's active anymore), and have been slowly distancing myself from this forum. At the moment I am feeling a bit of remorse for seperating from this community that has been so good to me in the past. Who knows, this little bit of introspection should be enough to kick start me into recording more of my daily events.
Much of the problem is that my daily events seem, to me at least, somewhat boring. I fall into my routine and frankly, I don't feel like expounding on that repetitive experience. If this journal is to return to some form of use it is going to have to evolve. Less about my actions and more about my thoughts. Lets see whether I can piece together anything coherent.