Journaling
My nine year old started keeping a journal at school so we can read what he’s been doing at school every day. (Replaces the “What did you do at school today?” “Can’t remember” alternative). It’s terrific.
He wanted to know what I’ve been doing, too, so I am reciprocating. I’ve never kept a diary a journal before, but I’ve enjoyed doing it these past couple of days.
It’s fair to say, though, that my lad’s days are far more interesting and fun than mine.
<img src=“https://cdn.uploads.micro.blog/2588/2024/screenshot-20240315-102031.png" width=“600” height=“243” alt=“Screenshot of handwritten journal entry, which says, “Journaling is like legacy microblogging minus the passive aggressive bullshit and wit”">
