Diaries and Journals

Here's a few of the ingredients which go into a keeping a great journal: * Journals should be written snapshots filled with sights, sounds, smells, concerns, insights, doubts, fears, and critical questions about issues, people, and, most importantly, yourself. * Honesty is the most important ingredient to successful journals. * A journal is not a work log of tasks, events, times and dates. * Write freely. Grammar/spelling is not that important in your writing. * Try to be consistent. If you can't write a full entry, jot down random thoughts, images ,etc. Reflection Questions: (Suggestion: Do this once a year and reflect over the past 12 months for the answers to these questions) # What events stand out the most and why? # What have I learned over the past year? # What positive changes have I made in my life? # What mistake had the most impact on me? # What bad habits did I pick up? # What books had the biggest impact on me? # If I could go back and change one thing, what would it be and why? Looking Forward to the next year: # What important projects would I like to complete? # What am I looking forward to in my personal life? # How can I increase my service to others? # How much would I like to earn?

You generally re-class an entry in your financial books if it has been wrongly placed against a certain account. An example of this an expense that was related to a project grant that was classed by your Finance Department on unrestricted dollars. You'd re-class it so you can have the real numbers of expenditures from certain grant lines or financial sources and prevent the misappropriation of disbursements. Hope this answers your question. -A from New York, NY

There are many things you can do. To name just a few: # Read to little children at the library. # Hose down cages at the animal shelter. # Tutor a younger child. # Pick up trash by the highway or at your local park. # Visit people at a nursing home. # Be a candy striper at a nearby hospital. # Do some work for Habitat for Humanity. # Work at the blood drive. Better yet, give some blood. # Look around for other community service ideas in your town.

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Today I did blah blah blah and explain what you did in chronological order.

You can also add feelings and emotions that you are feeling, drawings, observations and maybe write a timetable of your day/week (depending on how busy you are).

It shouldn't just be everything you did that day, just the most significant. Maybe you can write about a dream, a secret, a crush etc. Some people choose to put things in their diary such as amusment park bracelets, movie tickets, programs from school shows and concerts and even notes they passed in school or doodles they drew during class. It's your diary. Make it about you and you only. Act as if your diary is a world where you are the queen/king and everyone worships you.

You might write about what you did in school, at home, etc. You may pretend you are a prince or princess and write about people you wish were your friends or lovers. Or it may be a wish that a loved one was still alive.

They shouldn't be at all! Sharks R awsome!

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If you want a report to only use certain fields, and particularly if you want it to work with only some records that meet a criteria, it is better to create a query to extract what you want first and base the report on that. You can also include multiple tables and calculated fields in a query easier than trying to do it in a report. It is better to get a query to do the work of extracting fields, records and using criteria than trying to do it in a report. So it is a common thing to create queries for the purpose of extracting the data you want for a report.

yes she did it was the only thing 2 do at her free time :)

money can't buy happiness

I dedicate this research work to my subject teacher who never failed to teach and guide me, to my family who supports me in everything, to my friends who helped me finished this project, and most of all to the Almighty God who gives me strength and good health while doing this.

A journal looks like folder, note book ,and a diary

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because they need blood

you keep getting nits because your hair is really greasy and nits love that also it might be because you think you have nits but its your flesy eating the nits

^ nonsense! it's clean hair that attracts lice, because lice like to live in a clean environment and can't really cling onto greasy hair. my only advice is to keep your hair tied back and to use a nit repelent spray (don't worry it doesn't smell nasty) and it will usually stop lice from crawling onto your head from other people's heads, they'll think "eeee. i don't like that. stuff this I'm off" and will go somewhere else. and also keep your head and hair away from other people. hope i helped.

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Add a column heading of "What I Found Out."

Recording of a transaction in an accounting journal, such as the General Journal. The journal entry has equal debit and credit amounts, and it usually includes a one-sentence explanation of the purpose of the transaction is called journal entry.

A blog (web-log) is probably what you are referring to.

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Both a diary and a memoir are personal forms of writing that reflect an individual's thoughts, experiences, and emotions. They provide insights into the author's life and perspective, often capturing significant moments or feelings. However, while a diary typically records day-to-day events in real-time, a memoir focuses on specific themes or periods, often with reflective storytelling. Ultimately, both forms serve as a means for self-expression and personal reflection.

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A moon diary is a personal journal that individuals use to track the phases of the moon and their corresponding emotional, physical, or spiritual experiences. It often includes reflections on how the lunar cycle affects personal life, goals, and intentions. Many people use moon diaries to align their activities with lunar phases, such as setting intentions during the new moon and releasing negativity during the full moon. This practice combines elements of mindfulness, astrology, and self-reflection.