January is “National Thank You Month.” You might want to take a moment to send thank you cards to your friends and family members. This could be a project you could do on January 16th since it is ‘Do Nothing’ Day.’

Marilyn Barnick Bellegham continues her personal journey found in Questing Marilyn to a deeper more personal level. Marilyn allows the reader inside her personal tragedy of marital conflict and infidelity.

There are many types of personal journals. Dream journaling, exercise journaling, mood journaling, quotation journaling, reading journals, calendar journaling, prayer journaling and personal journaling.

WELCOME to the Journals Book Club! Each month I will post books that can be read by everyone. A forum for each book will be created where you can post your thoughts about the books in our book club.

January is a month that brings new beginnings. So start a journal for 2010 with the following January prompts.

Music brings us back to specific moments in our life. Some moments are happy and some are sad. Music has the ability to propel us to tears or smiles instantly.

This set of December journaling prompts bring history and special days into focus. With this prompts you will be encouraged to remember historical events as well as national days that remind us of certain things. . .like our favorite brownie!

This set of December journaling prompts bring history and special days into focus. With this prompts you will be encouraged to remember historical events as well as national days that remind us of certain things. . .like our favorite brownie!

Have you ever considered writing about Christmas as a journal topic? It is a new idea to me. I began to formulate some prompts for the holiday using the ‘12 Days of Christmas’ theme and found that it was very enriching.

This week we will focus on the Emotional tools for journaling from a spiritual sense.