Once a writer has understood audience, purpose and point of view the writing style or voice comes into play. Many believe that a writers’ personality should come out in their writing.

LIWC, Linguistic Inquire and Word Count, is a very interesting concept. It is a software program used to analyze written text. This program was designed by James W. Pennebaker, Roger J Booth and Martha E. Francis.

Journaling takes on various forms. When you google the word ejournal 2,760,000+ searching phrases appear. Therapist, teachers, medical personnel, business personnel and a host of other people all use journaling for differing reasons.

For 2011 we are going to focus on 52 weekly prompts instead of daily prompts. Each week we will have a ‘focus’ so that each day we can dig a little deeper instead of jumping all over the place in our writing. This week we will focus on the word 'friend.'

For 2011 we are going to focus on 52 weekly prompts instead of daily prompts. Each week we will have a ‘focus’ so that each day we can dig a little deeper instead of jumping all over the place in our writing. This week we will explore the word 'courage.'

This week I want you to focus on the word ‘Rejuvenation’ and fully understand what it means to rejuvenate.

This week I want you to focus on the word ‘Aroma’ and fully understand what it means.

For 2011 we are going to focus on 52 weekly prompts instead of daily prompts. Each week we will have a ‘focus’ so that each day we can dig a little deeper instead of jumping all over the place in our writing.

For 2011 we are going to focus on 52 weekly prompts instead of daily prompts. Each week we will have a ‘focus’ so that each day we can dig a little deeper instead of jumping all over the place in our writing. This weeks word is 'joy.'

This week we will look at the word ‘beauty’ and see what we can learn.