But I've determined that what I want to write should not be written here. So, on that note . . .
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(March 20, 1999)
Someone said the test of courage is not to give up but to rise up and take command of our moods. When talking to someone we trust doesn't ease the stress, then writing it down can make a world of difference.
Writing to ourselves can bring out many causes of sadness or anger that we didn't know we were harboring. A daily journal has been the source of help in learning what we have hidden away unconsciously, only to come out and whip us at the most unlikely times. It is a way of "cleaning house" and making corrections in the privacy of our own minds without having to tell the world.
Do not hurt your neighbor, for it is not him you wrong, but yourself.
Peace,
Tawanka
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I'd write a quote about discretion, but i'm too busy wondering what you were going to write!
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