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Ah. Don't you love the feeling of a fresh new start? That's how I feel right now as I type in the very first words of this new journal-of-sorts of mine. A new beginning. Of course, I start waaay too many journals and never continue on with them... but this one, I hope, will be a little easier to keep up with.

 My reasons, you ask?

 1) It's stored online (can be accessed on any computer, can't ever be accidentally lost/deleted), no size limit. (hooray for unlimited space!)
 2) I can start posting PICTURES of daily life (double hooray for unlimited space!): One of the things I've always wanted to incorporate into journaling as that is where my heart is, but I've never been able to figure out how to do that in an efficient way. This should make it much, much easier. =)
 3) Okay, okay. YES. this is a little more fun than a plain and sorry Word document. I'm an honest person, right??
4) This is much more organized than my other attempts. Dated posts and all! (Hey, I can even label my posts? Neato =P)

I've really been in that "need to be journaling again" mood, and I hope it stays a while. Journals and I don't get along very well all the time (its just part of the package, I guess, when you're a "thinker-in-pictures-and-not-in-words"), but it's always so, so good for me to get to putting my thoughts on paper.

 Well, I didn't squeeze much into this first post. HOWEVER. I've got lots on my heart and even more in my head, it'll just have to wait until another time.

 After all, this IS a start, isn't it?

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