Having lived many years, (80), and raising 9 children, I realize that I have forgotten so many things. If I had just had a weekly journal, it would be so much easier for me to remember things that happened and would be invaluable to my children and grandchildren, etc. I am working to remember as much as possible and my children and grandchildren are contributing the funny things that happen in our family, for our memory book. I strongly recommend that everyone have a journal to preserve precious memories.
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Keeping a journal is a great idea. If anyone else is like me and procrastinated about starting one tomorrow until you are out of tomorrows, I urge you to start one now. It can be a great way to preserve those memories and help to keep on track in today's world. I always claim that the older I get, the more I have to remember, and the more I have to remember, the more I forget.
How true this is. I have lived for 84 years in many different places and have seen so many changes take place in my lifetime, I regret not recording any of it. When we are young we think we haven't got time to fit one more thing into our long day, but to all you young people out there - please take the time to write down some of the things that happen in your everyday lives.
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