Comments on: Girls Journal http://journalbuddies.com/journaling/girls-journal/ Thu, 19 Jan 2012 01:38:06 +0000 hourly 1 By: Jill http://journalbuddies.com/journaling/girls-journal/comment-page-1/#comment-65 Jill Tue, 16 Feb 2010 23:38:39 +0000 http://journalbuddies.com/?p=954#comment-65 Oh yes indeed... if we are wise then we remain open and willing to learn and grow throughout our entire lifetime. And indeed, whether a journal is shared or private, the wishes of the journal keeper mush always, ALWAYS be respected. Thank you so very much, Dear WildJean for sharing your wonderful and wise insights! ~ Jill Oh yes indeed… if we are wise then we remain open and willing to learn and grow throughout our entire lifetime.

And indeed, whether a journal is shared or private, the wishes of the journal keeper mush always, ALWAYS be respected. Thank you so very much, Dear WildJean for sharing your wonderful and wise insights! ~ Jill

]]> By: Jean E. Hughes http://journalbuddies.com/journaling/girls-journal/comment-page-1/#comment-64 Jean E. Hughes Tue, 16 Feb 2010 21:51:12 +0000 http://journalbuddies.com/?p=954#comment-64 Such a thing would not have happened in my house- not with my parents knowledge. Even as an adult, they felt threatened when my mom pulled my journal from under my car seat and read it. I think it is a good thing if a mom and daughter or even dad and daughter shared a journal-without judging each other but using it to share thoughts and feelings together. I think that writing can get beyond the automatic judging and naysaying from parents to their kids; IF it starts soon enough. Sometimes parents need some guidance in how to do this. Go for it. Thanks Jill. Such a thing would not have happened in my house- not with my parents knowledge. Even as an adult, they felt threatened when my mom pulled my journal from under my car seat and read it. I think it is a good thing if a mom and daughter or even dad and daughter shared a journal-without judging each other but using it to share thoughts and feelings together. I think that writing can get beyond the automatic judging and naysaying from parents to their kids; IF it starts soon enough. Sometimes parents need some guidance in how to do this.
Go for it. Thanks Jill.

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