As some of you may know, I am new to keeping a diary/journaling/simply writing. With that in mind, curious, when writing daily, etcetera, if you've made either spelling mistakes, or even wrote the wrong word, how do you go about correcting it in your notebook?
And, I ask this, to simply not have the current page content, just look awful with mistakes/spelling errors...
As some of you may know, I am new to keeping a diary/journaling/simply writing. With that in mind, curious, when writing daily, etcetera, if you've made either spelling mistakes, or even wrote the wrong word, how do you go about correcting it in your notebook?
And, I ask this, to simply not have the current page content, just look awful with mistakes/spelling errors...
This is going to sound silly. Alas, here I am, asking anyway.
Just this week, I have started writing a journal (first time). But, honestly, I need to extend that process to writing notes for work, too, versus putting notes in OneNote.
Goals: Develop the brain, learn better retention, and form better handwriting.
Oops, back to my question. I have notice when writing in a notebook, as I get to the edge of the page (I am right handed) for each sentence, my writing gets worse, and I feel like am often trying to squeeze the word(s) in as I get to the edge of the page.
Honestly, I know it sounds silly. But, maybe it will simply resolve itself the more I write?
Thoughts...
This is going to sound silly. Alas, here I am, asking anyway.
Just this week, I have started writing a journal (first time). But, honestly, I need to extend that process to writing notes for work, too, versus putting notes in OneNote.
Goals: Develop the brain, learn better retention, and form better handwriting.
Oops, back to my question. I have notice when writing in a notebook, as I get to the edge of the page (I am right handed) for each sentence, my writing gets worse, and I feel like am often trying to squeeze the word(s) in as I get to the edge of the page.
Honestly, I know it sounds silly. But, maybe it will simply resolve itself the more I write?
Thoughts...
This is going to sound silly. Alas, here I am, asking anyway.
Just this week, I have started writing a journal (first time). But, honestly, I need to extend that process to writing notes for work, too, versus putting notes in OneNote.
Goals: Develop the brain, learn better retention, and form better handwriting.
Oops, back to my question. I have notice when writing in a notebook, as I get to the edge of the page (I am right handed) for each sentence, my writing gets worse, and I feel like am often trying to squeeze the word(s) in as I get to the edge of the page.
Honestly, I know it sounds silly. But, maybe it will simply resolve itself the more I write?
Thoughts...
First time writing a journal of sorts, and using a notebook. This is my Star Wars notebook, my Missus purchased for me about 4 years ago. First time using it...
Over the past few months, I've been thinking I need to "talk" things out. My mind seems to be overflowing, and sleeping soundly is becoming challenging.
With the above in mind, I decided to look into journaling. So many choices, written, digital, etcetera. Trying written first - pen placed on journal entry to cover someone's full name 😂.
Alas, here we go...
PS: I read the forum rules. Thus, I am hoping I haven't broken any rules...
For the past few months, various Apple Notes that I delete, tend to return automatically. Apple Support has no idea why this is happening, or how to fix it.
To add, I feel I am missing data from certain Notes. I notice this when I go to search for a particular item, knowing full well I saved it in Apple Notes.
I've been researching OneNote, and at this stage, having lost a little faith in Apple Notes, it may be time for me to fully move to OneNote.
All of this is a shame really, as I love the simplicity of Apple Notes. UGH!
/rant /vent
Over the past 5 months, I have purchased a handful of Citizen watches. Namely a Tsuki-yomi A-T, Blue Angels, a Promaster Dive, and a few others.
During the purchasing phase, I learned about Citizen's Radio Controlled feature.
Well, on 1st May, I reviewed my watch box, wondering which watch to wear for the day, and noticed that all my watches switched to 1st May, except my Promaster Dive.
Do you know, like an idiot I spent almost 30 minutes reviewing the manual and even Googling a little, why it didn't change the date automatically?
Honestly, the features one can get used to so quickly. How did I survive without the radio controlled feature before now 😭 😆🤦♂️
