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Ample · 07-24-2006, 06:26 AM

In the fifth grade I had to keep one for class. I found it years later, I was either in high school or older. I couldn’t believe some of the stuff I put in there. I had this huge crush on this girl in my class, and most of the content talked about her. My teachers read it and graded it; I wonder what she thought of me after reading what I wrote.

My senior year in college I took a business ethics class, and we had to keep a journal for that class too. We HAD to make a entry EVERYDAY and each entry had to be 2 pages TYPED. On top of that we had a Three page paper due each week and two term papers due as well. I ended up doing almost a hundred typed pages in a seven week period. That turned me off from journals. The few entries that I have here are the closes I have done to any kind of journals since.

07-24-2006, 06:26 AM	#9 (permalink)
Ample Psycho Location: In your closet	In the fifth grade I had to keep one for class. I found it years later, I was either in high school or older. I couldn’t believe some of the stuff I put in there. I had this huge crush on this girl in my class, and most of the content talked about her. My teachers read it and graded it; I wonder what she thought of me after reading what I wrote. My senior year in college I took a business ethics class, and we had to keep a journal for that class too. We HAD to make a entry EVERYDAY and each entry had to be 2 pages TYPED. On top of that we had a Three page paper due each week and two term papers due as well. I ended up doing almost a hundred typed pages in a seven week period. That turned me off from journals. The few entries that I have here are the closes I have done to any kind of journals since. __________________ Her juju beads are so nice She kissed my third cousin twice Im the king of pomona