Writing in this notebook is a diary. It wasn’t intentional, but here I am writing about every breath of my day and putting my mind in to words and scribbling them on to a page. Pouring out my thoughts on to paper. If I do empty my mind into this book then I have capacity to fill it up again – but that’s not really how things work. Most things stick to the inside of your brain like honey in the bottom of the jar.
As you may be aware, if you’ve read Tuesday’s post, I write traditionally on to paper. I do this quite a lot and it benefits my blogging. I take various sentences from my ‘diary’ and merge them into a paragraph that makes enough sense for other people to understand. I still write digitally – as I have to transfer these notes. Having a combination of the two makes writing easier for me and for some reason makes me feel healthier if I don’t just rely on the screen to get my words out.
The Ecolytical 
I can definitely relate to this! Writing really helps me to process my thoughts and emotions too. Great post!
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Thank you! It seems my new relaunch posts are not as popular – but anyway ๐. Thanks for stopping by, Gracie! x
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My pleasure! Well, I love all your posts so far…๐ x
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Aha, thank you. I love yours all year โround.
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Thank you ๐
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I’m not a big fan of writing digitally either. I always prefer to write it down first and then type it out.
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Thank you for the comment! I’m glad some one understands me ๐
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You’re welcome and yes I totally get it!
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I also write traditionally (often) -at least for my stories. Agreed with u. My diary (if I can call it so) is digital tho…just easier to open on the go & write a couple of words on my mind
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Thank you ๐ I find the break from digital helpful x
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