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Introduction

So, this is the end of the Journaling January event for 2026.

It's been a long thirty-one days, and I am not even certain how many people actually followed along with the event. I have been happy to see many of the prompt posts getting quite a few likes, so I have to believe there were people that were following along.

Personal Recap

Let me lead the way on this one, and if you were participating, please add comments about your own experience below.

A couple W's:

1. Personally, I was happy that I was able to keep to writing every single day. Even during the FediWriMo event last year, I had a day when I didn't write anything, so sticking to my guns and writing even when I didn't feel like it was a win for me.

2. Another win: writing more than the stated goal. Yes, it got out of hand a few times (eleven pages in one day?). But most of the time I was writing just what I wanted to get down on the page. If it took three pages, fine. If it took seven pages, okay.

3. Finding something meaningful in the prompts to write about. I didn't mention this as much as I could have, but while I didn't always sit down to write based on one of the prompts, I found them working their way into my entries. That was something I hadn't considered... Just letting them come up in the natural flow of my writing.

A couple of L's:

1. I didn't really improve my penmanship. I was hoping that writing this much would help. But the idea of writing cleanly and getting the thoughts down on the page really seem to be at odds with each other.

2. The prompt images. Yeah, okay, they weren't good at first. I had to redo them to make them more readable. Lesson learned.

3. And, I will say this, some of the entries in my journal this month have more "fluff" in them than I would have liked. It seems like there were times when I was trying to get an idea on the page, but I just couldn't get the ideas to coalesce properly.

In Closing

So, that's the end of the event for this year. Did you follow along? Did you use any of the prompts? let us know about your experiences below.

Somewhere down the Line

There is this thing that many people have problems doing: having a vision for themselves. They don't want to think about five or ten years when they are struggling to make it through today. And it makes sense. But, there is something to be said for having a vision of where you want to be, even if that is just "not in my current situation."

Day Thirty-One Prompt

I won't talk about "self-actualization" or any other psuedo-psychology, self-help mumbo jumbo (although Mumbo is a pretty entertaining Minecraft player). However, sometimes the way to get started on something is to actually write about what you want.

What Do I Want My Life to Look like in Five Years? In Ten Years?

Note: These prompts are being supplied as a completely optional item for you to use, if you are stuck on what to write. In fact, you might want to use one of the earlier prompts later in the month if you get stuck.

Closing Note

So, it's the last day of the event. Tomorrow I will post a final leader-board for the community to see who completed the event.

If you haven’t posted before, leave us a comment below. We’d love to get to know all the participants in the event.

Alone Time

Are you the kind of person that likes to have alone time? Personally, I am the kind of person that really needs alone time. I cannot handle too much social activity, unless it's in small groups.

Day Thirty Prompt

So do you have any favorite things to do when you are alone? Talk about them in this journal entry. Don't try to cover all of them. Think of this as a prompt you can reuse from time to time to talk about different things, or when you discover something new to do.

What Do You Do When You Are Alone?

Note: These prompts are being supplied as a completely optional item for you to use, if you are stuck on what to write. In fact, you might want to use one of the earlier prompts later in the month if you get stuck.

Leader Board Update

I've been giving this a bit of thought. I think posting the leaderboard in here twice a week should be sufficient to show the progress the participants are making in the goal. My current thought is to post it on Sunday and Thursday, but I might change the days if I think of a reason to.

Instead, I will supply the link to the leaderboard most days. If you want to join us in the event, use the Join Code listed in the sidebar on the right.

Resources

If you haven’t seen them already, we have two (hopefully) helpful documents:

• Introduction To Journaling
• TrackBear Set Up Guide

And, if you didn’t have it already, here is the link to the TrackBear App.

Closing Note

If you haven’t posted before, leave us a comment below. We’d love to get to know all the participants in the event.

Interview Someone You Admire

Who are people you admire? Are they alive? The fact they are no longer alive would be one issue for me, another would be the likely language barrier. The person I am thinking of was German. As far as I am aware, they didn't speak English. At least not to a level that an English interview would be possible. (I've read a fair amount about them, and read interviews - and all of them were translated.)

Day Twenty-Nine Prompt

Who would you interview, if you could? Would you have the problems I mentioned above? If those were things that would be an issue: what would you ask them if that barrier didn't exist? Do you think you know the answers, but would just like them to confirm what you think you know? Or are there things that you genuinely don't know?

What Questions Would You Ask Someone You Admire If You Had the Chance to Interview Them?

Note: These prompts are being supplied as a completely optional item for you to use, if you are stuck on what to write. In fact, you might want to use one of the earlier prompts later in the month if you get stuck.

Leader Board Update

I've been giving this a bit of thought. I think posting the leaderboard in here twice a week should be sufficient to show the progress the participants are making in the goal. My current thought is to post it on Sunday and Thursday, but I might change the days if I think of a reason to.

Instead, I will supply the link to the leaderboard most days. If you want to join us in the event, use the Join Code listed in the sidebar on the right.

Resources

If you haven’t seen them already, we have two (hopefully) helpful documents:

• Introduction To Journaling
• TrackBear Set Up Guide

And, if you didn’t have it already, here is the link to the TrackBear App.

Closing Note

If you haven’t posted before, leave us a comment below. We’d love to get to know all the participants in the event.

It's So Special

Collectors know all about this one - but in a bad way. You always want to get something that is special: a limited edition playing card, an album that was misprinted, that first edition book that there are only a hundred known copies of.

Day Twenty-Eight Prompt

Objects have special value to us. Whether it's a collectible, a knick-knack you bought to mark a life event, a family heirloom, they are special. All of them are wroth writing about.

Write About an Object that Is Special to You. Why Is It Special? What Is Its Significance to You?

Note: These prompts are being supplied as a completely optional item for you to use, if you are stuck on what to write. In fact, you might want to use one of the earlier prompts later in the month if you get stuck.

Leader Board Update

I've been giving this a bit of thought. I think posting the leader-board in here twice a week should be sufficient to show the progress the participants are making in the goal. My current thought is to post it on Sunday and Thursday, but I might change the days if I think of a reason to.

Instead, I will supply the link to the leaderboard most days. If you want to join us in the event, use the Join Code listed in the sidebar on the right.

Resources

If you haven’t seen them already, we have two (hopefully) helpful documents:

• Introduction To Journaling
• TrackBear Set Up Guide

And, if you didn’t have it already, here is the link to the TrackBear App.

Closing Note

If you haven’t posted before, leave us a comment below. We’d love to get to know all the participants in the event.

Miss You

There are people that you come across in your life that you really appreciate. Some people have the power to leave an indelible mark on you and deserve to be remembered.

Day Twenty-Seven Prompt

Choose someone that you really appreciated having in your life, but isn't anymore. The reason doesn't make a difference. Write about what that person meant to you.

Write About Someone You Miss.

Note: These prompts are being supplied as a completely optional item for you to use, if you are stuck on what to write. In fact, you might want to use one of the earlier prompts later in the month if you get stuck.

Leader Board Update

I've been giving this a bit of thought. I think posting the leaderboard in here twice a week should be sufficient to show the progress the participants are making in the goal. My current thought is to post it on Sunday and Thursday, but I might change the days if I think of a reason to.

Instead, I will supply the link to the leaderboard most days. If you want to join us in the event, use the Join Code listed in the sidebar on the right.

Resources

If you haven’t seen them already, we have two (hopefully) helpful documents:

• Introduction To Journaling
• TrackBear Set Up Guide

And, if you didn’t have it already, here is the link to the TrackBear App.

Closing Note

If you haven’t posted before, leave us a comment below. We’d love to get to know all the participants in the event.

It Doesn't Exist

There have been places that I used to go to that don't exist anymore. A coffee shop I used to go to everyday shutdown years ago. One of the schools I went to was torn down.

Day Twenty-Six Prompt

The world is constantly changing around us. Sometimes it's good to sit back and remember places that don't exist anymore, especially if we have strong memories associated with them.

Write About a Place that Doesn't Exist Anymore.

Note: These prompts are being supplied as a completely optional item for you to use, if you are stuck on what to write. In fact, you might want to use one of the earlier prompts later in the month if you get stuck.

Leader Board Update

Here is the link to the leaderboard. If you want to join us in the event, use the Join Code listed in the sidebar on the right. (Yes, we're kind of far into the event, but still if you've been following along all month, and would like to see your progress graphed out, please go ahead and join.)

Resources

If you haven’t seen them already, we have two (hopefully) helpful documents:

• Introduction To Journaling
• TrackBear Set Up Guide

And, if you didn’t have it already, here is the link to the TrackBear App.

Closing Note

If you haven’t posted before, leave us a comment below. We’d love to get to know all the participants in the event.

Same Sokio once again , different PieFed instance. I decided since Thriv is probably not going to work that I'd join Feddit Online (I think Unattributed originally joined with Feddit), considering that I might just go ahead and have something, just in case that server went down.

At least I have my Lemmy instance settings I was able to import onto here, and get out of communities that I just don't need to be in there. Pain Peko indeed.

I'll Take the Number...

Numerology is an ancient mystical belief in the connection between numbers and events. While it is not a widely practiced belief system in modern times, many people still feel they have an association with a particular number.

Day Twenty-Five Prompt

If you have an association with a particular number, write about it. Why is it special? What does it mean to you? Is there more than one?

Do any Numbers Have Special Meaning to You? Which One(s) and What Do They Mean to You?

Note: These prompts are being supplied as a completely optional item for you to use, if you are stuck on what to write. In fact, you might want to use one of the earlier prompts later in the month if you get stuck.

Leader Board Update

I've been giving this a bit of thought. I think posting the leaderboard in here twice a week should be sufficient to show the progress the participants are making in the goal. My current thought is to post it on Sunday and Thursday, but I might change the days if I think of a reason to.

Instead, I will supply the link to the leaderboard most days. If you want to join us in the event, use the Join Code listed in the sidebar on the right.

Resources

If you haven’t seen them already, we have two (hopefully) helpful documents:

• Introduction To Journaling
• TrackBear Set Up Guide

And, if you didn’t have it already, here is the link to the TrackBear App.

Closing Note

If you haven’t posted before, leave us a comment below. We’d love to get to know all the participants in the event.

Upsetting News

Back on day twelve we used random words from news or social media for writing, and on day twenty it was suggested to use a random article from Wikipedia. Today is the next leg of the current events based aspect of journaling: choosing a news story that makes you upset.

Day Twenty-Four Prompt

Writing about current events in the news is a good way to explore fears and anxieties. This exercise is a perfect way to explore your thoughts and understanding more carefully. And it's a way to understand your own fears and anxieties in a more detailed way.

What News Is Making You Upset, Fearful or Angry? Why?

Note: These prompts are being supplied as a completely optional item for you to use, if you are stuck on what to write. In fact, you might want to use one of the earlier prompts later in the month if you get stuck.

Leader Board Update

I've been giving this a bit of thought. I think posting the leaderboard in here twice a week should be sufficient to show the progress the participants are making in the goal. My current thought is to post it on Sunday and Thursday, but I might change the days if I think of a reason to.

Instead, I will supply the link to the leaderboard most days. If you want to join us in the event, use the Join Code listed in the sidebar on the right.

Resources

If you haven’t seen them already, we have two (hopefully) helpful documents:

• Introduction To Journaling
• TrackBear Set Up Guide

And, if you didn’t have it already, here is the link to the TrackBear App.

Closing Note

If you haven’t posted before, leave us a comment below. We’d love to get to know all the participants in the event.

Memories of a Conflict

Think back to a time when you were in a conflict. Was it something silly or stupid? Was it something that you thought was lifer altering in some manner?

Day Twenty-Three Prompt

Try to recount as many details as you can about a recent conflict. Doesn't matter if it was a small or major conflict. Write about the resolution to the conflict, assuming it has been resolved. If it hasn't, write about how you can help to resolve it successfully.

Write About a Recent Conflict in Your Life.

Note: These prompts are being supplied as a completely optional item for you to use, if you are stuck on what to write. In fact, you might want to use one of the earlier prompts later in the month if you get stuck.

Leader Board Update

I've been giving this a bit of thought. I think posting the leaderboard in here twice a week should be sufficient to show the progress the participants are making in the goal. My current thought is to post it on Sunday and Thursday, but I might change the days if I think of a reason to.

Instead, I will supply the link to the leaderboard most days. If you want to join us in the event, use the Join Code listed in the sidebar on the right.

Resources

If you haven’t seen them already, we have two (hopefully) helpful documents:

• Introduction To Journaling
• TrackBear Set Up Guide

And, if you didn’t have it already, here is the link to the TrackBear App.

Closing Note

If you haven’t posted before, leave us a comment below. We’d love to get to know all the participants in the event.

Embarrassed Yet?

So, we all experience traumas. But not all of them are serious. Some of them just cause a little embarrassment.

Day Twenty-Two Prompt

Write about a time someone either found out you do something you think it is embarrassing, or you were caught in a situation doing something embarrassing.

Write About a Time You Were Caught Doing Something Embarrassing.

Note: These prompts are being supplied as a completely optional item for you to use, if you are stuck on what to write. In fact, you might want to use one of the earlier prompts later in the month if you get stuck.

Leader Board Update

I've been giving this a bit of thought. I think posting the leaderboard in here twice a week should be sufficient to show the progress the participants are making in the goal. My current thought is to post it on Sunday and Thursday, but I might change the days if I think of a reason to.

Instead, I will supply the link to the leaderboard most days.

Resources

If you haven’t seen them already, we have two (hopefully) helpful documents:

• Introduction To Journaling
• TrackBear Set Up Guide

And, if you didn’t have it already, here is the link to the TrackBear App.

Closing Note

If you haven’t posted before, leave us a comment below. We’d love to get to know all the participants in the event.

What Did They Lose?

Loss is one of the things that we all have to deal with in life, either personally, or through someone else's loss. This is one of those things that journaling is really great at helping with.

Day Twenty-One Prompt

Loss doesn't always have to be personal. Sometimes the way that we can find out how we feel or think about something like loss is to look at it through someone else's eyes.

Write About Someone Who Is About to Lose, or Has Lost Something.

Note: These prompts are being supplied as a completely optional item for you to use, if you are stuck on what to write. In fact, you might want to use one of the earlier prompts later in the month if you get stuck.

Leader Board Update

I've been giving this a bit of thought. I think posting the leaderboard in here twice a week should be sufficient to show the progress the participants are making in the goal. My current thought is to post it on Sunday and Thursday, but I might change the days if I think of a reason to.

Instead, I will supply the link to the leaderboard most days.

Resources

If you haven’t seen them already, we have two (hopefully) helpful documents:

• Introduction To Journaling
• TrackBear Set Up Guide

And, if you didn’t have it already, here is the link to the TrackBear App.

Closing Note

If you haven’t posted before, leave us a comment below. We’d love to get to know all the participants in the event.

Note

Sorry this prompt is a little late being posted. I was unable to get home due to my neighbor's house being on fire.

Random Article

On day twelve we chose random words from the news, social media, or somewhere and used them. This is an alternate take on that idea, using Wikipedia instead.

Note: When I tried this, I had to hit the "random article" button several times before I got something that had enough information for me to work with.

Day Twenty Prompt

One of the things that we should be striving to do in our lives is learn something new every day. Well, here's your chance to learn something new, and reinforce what you learned by writing about it in your journal.

Use the "Random Article" Feature of Wikipedia. Write About the Article that came Up.

Note: These prompts are being supplied as a completely optional item for you to use, if you are stuck on what to write. In fact, you might want to use one of the earlier prompts later in the month if you get stuck.

Leader Board Update

I've been giving this a bit of thought. I think posting the leaderboard in here twice a week should be sufficient to show the progress the participants are making in the goal. My current thought is to post it on Sunday and Thursday, but I might change the days if I think of a reason to.

Instead, I will supply the link to the leaderboard most days.

Resources

If you haven’t seen them already, we have two (hopefully) helpful documents:

• Introduction To Journaling
• TrackBear Set Up Guide

And, if you didn’t have it already, here is the link to the TrackBear App.

Closing Note

If you haven’t posted before, leave us a comment below. We’d love to get to know all the participants in the event.

Exactly as the title says. However, I'm currently checking to ensure I can get it right, because I have a feeling I messed up on an audio file. I'm checking Wavlake, where I'll be hosting the audiobook for those who are interested in checking it out.

Also, apparently, Thriv is acting like a princess right now, and it's been down for a while. I need to contact its admin to see what's going on.

I hope I can release my audiobook version of my FediWriMo project soon.

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What Did You Hear?

Yeah, I know, you don't listen to what other people say. But, we all know that it happens by accident all the time... Especially if you are in close quarters, like an elevator or a bus. And, while you tried to ignore what was being said, it stuck with you for some reason. Well, today is the reason...

Day Nineteen Prompt

Everyone has an opinion, and you've likely heard quite a few, whether you intended to or not. So use some conversation you've overheard to explore a bit. Write a story. Or write your opinion of what you heard. It doesn't have to be negative, it could be positive. It's up to your imagination.

Use a Conversation You Overheard to Write a Story of an Opinion Essay.

Note: These prompts are being supplied as a completely optional item for you to use, if you are stuck on what to write. In fact, you might want to use one of the earlier prompts later in the month if you get stuck.

Leader Board Update

I don't know what's happened to Sokio... He seems to have been offline for a few days now.

Here's the link to the leaderboard, please use the Join Code from the sidebar if you wish to join us.

Resources

If you haven’t seen them already, we have two (hopefully) helpful documents:

• Introduction To Journaling
• TrackBear Set Up Guide

And, if you didn’t have it already, here is the link to the TrackBear App.

Closing Note

If you haven’t posted before, leave us a comment below. We’d love to get to know all the participants in the event.

Those Small Decisions

There are a ton of decisions that we make every day. But do we know what those decisions will lead to? Not likely, and yet our lives can be looked at as the sum of all the small decisions that we have made. This is the prompt that allows you to explore those small decisions, maybe see if your life is currently where it is because of some small decision you made way back when you were a child.

Day Eighteen Prompt

One day you are walking down the street and see a sign for some random opportunity, and you decided to do it. Now, you are working in a place that you never thought you would. Or, maybe talking to that stranger on the bus ended with you getting married.

Who is to say what small decision may have a big impact on your life. Well, now you get to examine one of those small decisions.

What Small Decision Has Had the Biggest Impact on Your Life?

Note: These prompts are being supplied as a completely optional item for you to use, if you are stuck on what to write. In fact, you might want to use one of the earlier prompts later in the month if you get stuck.

Leader Board Update

I've been giving this a bit of thought. I think posting the leaderboard in here twice a week should be sufficient to show the progress the participants are making in the goal. My current thought is to post it on Sunday and Thursday, but I might change the days if I think of a reason to.

Instead, I will supply the link to the leaderboard most days.

Resources

If you haven’t seen them already, we have two (hopefully) helpful documents:

• Introduction To Journaling
• TrackBear Set Up Guide

And, if you didn’t have it already, here is the link to the TrackBear App.

Closing Note

If you haven’t posted before, leave us a comment below. We’d love to get to know all the participants in the event.

Mistakes Mistakes Mistakes

I will admit it here and now: the images used in these prompts were a mistake. Someone recently commented on these posts and said I should make some changes to them. So, I made changes to them - even thought I hate to admit to my own mistakes. ;)

Day Seventeen Prompt

We all make mistakes. Sometimes we could have avoided them, and sometimes we couldn't avoid them. What is most important about mistakes is examining them, understanding why we made them, trying to take some kind of lesson from them. Honestly, I think the more mistakes we examine the better we are understanding ourselves, our limitations, and our strengths. So, this is something that is worth writing about whenever you feel the need.

Write About Mistakes that You Have Made.

Note: These prompts are being supplied as a completely optional item for you to use, if you are stuck on what to write. In fact, you might want to use one of the earlier prompts later in the month if you get stuck.

Leader Board Update

I've been giving this a bit of thought. I think posting the leaderboard in here twice a week should be sufficient to show the progress the participants are making in the goal. My current thought is to post it on Sunday and Thursday, but I might change the days if I think of a reason to.

Instead, I will supply the link to the leaderboard most days.

Resources

If you haven’t seen them already, we have two (hopefully) helpful documents:

• Introduction To Journaling
• TrackBear Set Up Guide

And, if you didn’t have it already, here is the link to the TrackBear App.

Closing Note

If you haven’t posted before, leave us a comment below. We’d love to get to know all the participants in the event.

Sunrise, Sunset, Sunrise, Sunset...

I have the feeling that the title of this prompt would appear to be obvious since the words are in the prompt... But, in reality, it's a reference to the song Sunrise, Sunset from Fiddler on the Roof. That's just the way my mind works at times.

Day Sixteen Prompt

There is something mystical associated sunrise and sunset, despite us knowing what is actually happening. But, these seemingly enchanted times of day are often-times when special events or occasions occur. Write about one of these times in your life.

Write About Something Special that Happened at Sunrise or Sunset.

Note: These prompts are being supplied as a completely optional item for you to use, if you are stuck on what to write. In fact, you might want to use one of the earlier prompts later in the month if you get stuck.

Leader Board Update

I've been giving this a bit of thought. I think posting the leaderboard in here twice a week should be sufficient to show the progress the participants are making in the goal. My current thought is to post it on Sunday and Thursday, but I might change the days if I think of a reason to.

Instead, I will supply the link to the leaderboard most days.

Resources

If you haven’t seen them already, we have two (hopefully) helpful documents:

• Introduction To Journaling
• TrackBear Set Up Guide

And, if you didn’t have it already, here is the link to the TrackBear App.

Closing Note

If you haven’t posted before, leave us a comment below. We’d love to get to know all the participants in the event.

Lesson Learned

Life is full of lessons. I don't think you stop learning just because you left school, or you left the workplace. Personally, I think we should make it our lives objectives to learn something every day. This prompt is about one of those lessons.

Day Fifteen Prompt

Sometimes we are stubborn about things. Sometimes we can't just listen to what someone else has to say, we can't take a warning. We have to learn something through experience, and when that experience backfires, we learn something the hard way.

Writing about the things that we've learned over the years is a good way to understand ourselves better, especially when we look at the lessons that we've learned the hard way.

Write About Learning a Lesson the Hard Way. What Happened? What Lesson Did You Learn?

Note: These prompts are being supplied as a completely optional item for you to use, if you are stuck on what to write. In fact, you might want to use one of the earlier prompts later in the month if you get stuck.

Leader Board Update

I've been giving this a bit of thought. I think posting the LeaderBoard in here twice a week should be sufficient to show the progress the participants are making in the goal. My current thought is to post it on Sunday and Thursday, but I might change the days if I think of a reason to.

Instead, I will supply the link to the LeaderBoard most days.

Resources

If you haven’t seen them already, we have two (hopefully) helpful documents:

• Introduction To Journaling
• TrackBear Set Up Guide

And, if you didn’t have it already, here is the link to the TrackBear App.

Closing Note

If you haven’t posted before, leave us a comment below. We’d love to get to know all the participants in the event.

The Greatest Joke

At some points I tried to pair these prompts. Some of them were to be complimentary, some of them to just bring together a theme.

Day Fourteen Prompt

Sometimes there are jokes that just stick with you. I mean, there is a joke for comedians that never goes away, that kind of initiation joke told between comedians (if you know, you know... Penn and Teller did a movie about it). So, what's the one that sticks with you? Honestly, I would have to say the one that has lodged itself permanently in my mind is likely not the greatest joke I've ever heard. But it's still stuck in my brain...

What Is the Greatest Joke You've Ever Heard?

Note: These prompts are being supplied as a completely optional item for you to use, if you are stuck on what to write. In fact, you might want to use one of the earlier prompts later in the month if you get stuck.

Leader Board Update

So, I wanted to make a note of something. Yesterday I wrote 11 pages, and it honestly made the leader board look strange - like I had some weird lead. But, honestly, this competition isn't about how many pages we write, it's about how many days in a row we write.

So, I am adjusting my target goal based on how many days left there are in the event. IE, Day 14 through 31 is sixteen days. So, I took my page count and added 3x16=48 to my current 71 pages to come up with 119 pages:

I think this makes things look a bit more balanced.

Here's the link to the LeaderBoard. Join us using the Join Code in the sidebar.

Resources

If you haven’t seen them already, we have two (hopefully) helpful documents:

• Introduction To Journaling
• TrackBear Set Up Guide

And, if you didn’t have it already, here is the link to the TrackBear App.

Closing Note

If you haven’t posted before, leave us a comment below. We’d love to get to know all the participants in the event.