Life As I Know It: forgotten book

January 11, 2008

forgotten book

I just found a journal I used to keep back in 2004-2005...It was a paper journal. I got a little bit more personal with this because I knew noone was reading it...
An entry from February 9, 2005..I confessed Chris was the one and I wanted to marry him. I even went as far as to "practice" my married name....Wow, how things have progressed over the last couple of years, LOL.

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Lori1/11/2008
Oh - I use to keep a journal until I started blogging!! And yep, the written ones that no one sees but you are much more personal. I bet it was interesting to go back and read.
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Lindsey1/14/2008
That is so sweet!!!! I kept one too on and off during middle school and high school, and even past then. So sweet that you just "knew" with Chris!
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January 11, 2008

forgotten book

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