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I'm a total believer in this. I tried for years to keep a journal and nothing ever stuck. Since 2010, though, I've been using services like OhLife and DailyDiar
by stolenmerch 7y ago
I'm a total believer in this. I tried for years to keep a journal and nothing ever stuck. Since 2010, though, I've been using services like OhLife and DailyDiary that send me an email prompt every night and I just reply with a few sentences. I then dump these to text files and backup periodically. I can also attach photos and store those. This has been sustainable and archival and I'll be coming up on a decade of daily use soon. It's dead simple. I have little to no infrastructure or tools to maintain and (re)learn, plus the reminders keep me going.