I like the issue of journals and what to do with them. I have similar problems with what to do with old journals, but for now it is too much for me to figure out.
I do keep separate journals for poetry and creativity, then one for Buddhism, and one general ongoing one for just what I call self-analysis.
I tried a system using my computer for a while. It was very organized and color coded, with different areas for different concerns. That way it was both dated but also kept separate according to topic.
The only reason I stopped is that I like feeling the pen in my hand and that connection to the paper. In the past when more organized I would write with different colored inks so that different topics could easily be found.
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“Our knowledge is a little island in a great ocean of nonknowledge.” – Isaac Bashevis Singer
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