How many of you having the habit of writing dairy?
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pavithrathiva
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How many of you having the habit of writing dairy?
How many of you having the habit of writing dairy?
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Fran
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Used to when I was a kid but not in recent years ... I was an angsty teenager 
We fade away, but vivid in our eyes
A world is born again that never dies.
- My Home by Clive James
A world is born again that never dies.
- My Home by Clive James
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Gurkavitch
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I tried it for a while but I just couldn't keep at it - too much of a commitment for me. Plus, I usually write to escape and keeping a journal (I prefer this title instead) would do the opposite.
Scarpuzze é gli appizamu au muro.
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mouseofcards89
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The closest I come to writing 'dairy' is writing 'lapidary' aphorisms. I did keep journals at one time, but have gotten out of the habit.
"The world is a vampire/sent to drain/secret destroyers hold you up to the flames/And what do I get for my pains?/Betrayed desires, and a piece of the game."
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RuqeeD
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I used to keep one when I was younger and then my brother who has no sense of privacy found it and read it and continued to tease me about it until I was forced to cold clock him (which I didn't regret one bit 
) but after that I prefer to keep my thoughts in my own head.
) but after that I prefer to keep my thoughts in my own head.-
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Well, I've never kept a dairy but I have kept a diary over the years. After reading "Under The Tuscan Sun" by Frances Mayes, I was inspired to spice things up with recipes, labels, quotes, etc, within the pages (rather like a small scrap book) and it has enlivened my enthusiasm - but I don't write entries on a regular basis.
"Every story has three sides to it - yours, mine and the facts" Foster Meharny Russell
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Jackosaurus
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I never really got the point of a diary. Plus I don't like to keep a paper trail of my thoughts.
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love_aud
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I used to when I was younger, but I have found that I don't have that interesting of a life. So, I don't anymore. 
Love Audrey, future photojournalist/writer 
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Vonta
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I used to be an avid diary keeper, but now not so much. Guess that's one of life's small interruptions.
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My boyfriend has been keeping a diary/journal everyday for maybe 10 years.
Last New Years I made it my resolution to start doing the same thing. So I have written something in a diary everyday since January 1st of this year!
Last New Years I made it my resolution to start doing the same thing. So I have written something in a diary everyday since January 1st of this year!
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