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8 reasons to keep a five-year memory book
Nine years ago I started my first one-year journal. I’m grateful for eight reasons. 1. Confining thoughts to four, five, or six tight lines requires the writer to be succinct and brief, a habit that has benefitted my writing–and speaking–elsewhere. … Continue reading
Writing Letters
Attention, my two readers! Letters from Heart’s Content has been brought under new management. (That’s still me.) I am making some changes around here and blogging is a part of it. I have kept a journal since I was 14 … Continue reading
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Letters from Heart's Content 