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Journalling Prompts: Resources for those days when the blank page bites back

Journal writing can be hard. The blank page sits ready, teasing you and your pen. A million and one thoughts swirl around in your head and you can't settle on just one thought or idea. And as soon as the best idea one does float into your mind, you start to worry about whether or not you can get it down and how that will all look on the finished page of your journal. Or perhaps maybe you never get an idea at all, so your page sits blank once more, awaiting the muse. Sometimes it's easier to not write than it is to write at all with all this pressure.
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I am So Sorry For Your Loss, You Have My Deepest Sympathy - Funeral Memorial Condolences

How to Write a Sympathy Card or Express Sympathy For sympathy starter writing prompts, scroll to bottom of page
I feel that 10 years of almost exclusively computer-based writing have reduced what is left of my handwriting to an illegible and clumsy mess and quite frankly, I have had enough of it. http://www.typophile.com/node/16947

Re-learning handwriting

These pages are dedicated to producing Italic handwriting suitable for everyday use. The model I use for my exemplars is the exquisite Chancery cursive hand of Bennardino Cataneo, an Italian renaissance writing master of consummate skill. The objective is to develop beautiful and elegant writing of small size (2mm - 2.5mm letter body height) that can be rendered with comfort and ease at an acceptable writing speed for correspondence, journal and diary entries, greeting ~ condolence ~ congratulatory ~ cards and envelopes, etc. http://jp29.org/itintro.htm

Practical Italic Handwriting -- Introduction

Jason Alan Moore started a post about his GTD . In which, Kvet made the following comment . Kvet’s comment – August 20, 2006

GTD - getting things done « Duc N. Ly

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NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) is almost upon us. On November 1st, brave souls everywhere will embark on a month long endeavor to write a story of at least 50,000 words. We've gathered 30+ tools to help those folks who want to try their hand at it. Collaborative Writing

30+ Tools For The Amateur Writer

http://mashable.com/2007/10/25/30-tools-amateur-writer/
http://webster.commnet.edu/writing/WRITING.htm Guide to Grammar and Writing Contains definitions, suggestions, over 170 computer-graded quizzes, and a way to submit queries regarding grammar and usage. An award-winning Website from Capital Community College in Hartford

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