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This being my first entry in this crazy new aged diary. So how exactly do I address this? Dear diary? Dear Online Journal? To those about to read? to Whom it May Concern?
I'm thinking this board o' thought will be like Sex in the City except my thoughts are not published and I'm not having sex. Perhaps this journal wil be somwhere in between that and an adolescent secret telling to my computer screen. Maybe it'll involve a dramatic detailing of a search of love. Maybe this journal will catapult me into a die-hard quest for the holy grail (which is ironic since as the Da Vinci code said that could mean a baby. That's weird.)
My first entry will be about what I heard today in church. Don't roll your eyes. Just wait. The Jesuits (i said wait) made a list every day throughout their whole lives of what the did good and what they did bad and then they tallied it i guess nearing death to see if they were worthy for heaven. This won't always occur, I promise:
Good: I made croutons out of bread ends (cut up bread end, sprinkle with garlic, put high in microwave 1 minute on each side...delicious)
Bad: Everything about work. All those little embarassing moments just add up at the end of your shift. I went home and slept.
So maybe that doesn't reflect on the "deeds" i did today. Who cares?
It's presumptiuous enough to write a journal expressing your thoughts just to be critiqued by others which is why I think I wasn't so eager to get one of these. But it's cleansing. I like it.
I'm thinking this board o' thought will be like Sex in the City except my thoughts are not published and I'm not having sex. Perhaps this journal wil be somwhere in between that and an adolescent secret telling to my computer screen. Maybe it'll involve a dramatic detailing of a search of love. Maybe this journal will catapult me into a die-hard quest for the holy grail (which is ironic since as the Da Vinci code said that could mean a baby. That's weird.)
My first entry will be about what I heard today in church. Don't roll your eyes. Just wait. The Jesuits (i said wait) made a list every day throughout their whole lives of what the did good and what they did bad and then they tallied it i guess nearing death to see if they were worthy for heaven. This won't always occur, I promise:
Good: I made croutons out of bread ends (cut up bread end, sprinkle with garlic, put high in microwave 1 minute on each side...delicious)
Bad: Everything about work. All those little embarassing moments just add up at the end of your shift. I went home and slept.
So maybe that doesn't reflect on the "deeds" i did today. Who cares?
It's presumptiuous enough to write a journal expressing your thoughts just to be critiqued by others which is why I think I wasn't so eager to get one of these. But it's cleansing. I like it.