Mrs Dee's Corner - Keeping A Diary...

The best confidante sometimes that a person needs is a diary.
You can rant, share deep secrets, ask rhetorical questions without the fear of being judged or the information shared divulged or used against you.

The habit of chronicling events or happenings in one's life can be therapeutic. After pouring out your heart in a journal, there's usually this sense of relief that floods the writer as if the person just let go of a heavy load. 


Diary keeping are like verbal/written pictures that capture worded memories of us and for us, just as cameras do. We read through them and the incidents that prompted the writing flash before our faces with fondness or reminiscing.


I have a diary where some of my worst moments, sweet experiences and confused states were detailed, and reading through some of the stories years later revealed how much progress I have made and how certain circumstances that looked as if there were no headway gained perspective and solution with time.


It's even easier now as one doesn't need to carry a book about before inputting information about their daily lives. The fear of an outsider or intruder knowing the details of our diary has been drastically cut down as each e-diary app has a password and sometimes a fingerprint.


No one can really tell how the future will turn out and if one will be famous enough to write their biography. But it will really come in handy for those who eventually do. 
Keeping a journal has also been known to sharpen one's writing skill. 

It's worth giving a try.