Journalism
jour·nal·ist
— The American Heritage Dictionary
of the English Language, Fourth Edition, according to Dictionary.com |
Related material:
“We seem to be caught in a squirrel cage, running as hard as possible and getting nowhere. At times like this, almost anyone will find real help in writing the feelings and thoughts down in a journal or notebook…. Later on we shall look at other ways in which a journal record is important.”
— Fr. Morton Kelsey,
The Other Side of Silence
See also Tuesday’s Church of the Forbidden Planet and the journal entry of October 9, 2005, which contains both the thoughts of Joan Didion on Hoover Dam and the following meditation:
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A quotation that somehow
seems relevant: O the mind, mind has mountains, |
