JournaliciouslyEasy journalling!

Your online, always available, free, secure, and easy to use journal/diary/log book
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    Self Care

    • Your Daily DiaryOnline and available 24-7-365
    • Enter your daily thoughts easily
    • Monitor medical stats
    • Start a Dream Diary
    • Helps you practice mindfullness
    • Track your mood
    • Enter your blood pressure or weight daily
    • Journaling is suggested for depression
    • Answer the questions that matter to you
    • Select an Emotion and adjust for how MUCH you're feeling
    • Adds up the "good" and "bad" answers - see your total for the day
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  • Liciously

    • Optional reminder emails with journal ideas included
    • Perfect for saving your memories when on a trip (trip diary!)
    • Answer questions, Journaling quick and easyGreat for gardeners to schedule seeding, planting, watering...
    • Record pictures of delicious dishes (food diary!)
    • Remember moments shared with loved ones
    • Journal your favorite restaurant meals
    • Store the ideas that pop up in your head (idea diary!)
    • Enter your family history
    • Your Online Digital Diary
    • Quick and easy to sign up and get startedWrite a book one small piece at a time!
    • Write your Memoir!
    • Keep track of how often you are doing something (anything!)
    • Log your actions/events
    • Save your life chronicles

  • Features

    • A private digital journal you can’t lose.
    • Private digital diary online
    • Security is paramount at JournaliciouslyDaily posts are encrypted
    • Lets you get your thoughts and feelings recorded quickly
    • Search to recall quickly
    • Highlight items, make things bold, insert a picture!
    • Add to your daily entry any time during the day!
    • The questions system is easy & quick, just select!
    • Create your own questions to answer daily
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  • Suggestions for successful journaling

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    • Try journaling first thing every morning
    • Or, try journaling last thing and tell your journal how your day went
    • Save a to do list every morning and update in the evening
    • Start small by just answering the built in questions
    • Try different techniques
      • Write a letter to your younger self
      • Write letters to people in your life, telling them what you can't say to their face.
      • Make a list of your favorite TV shows or musical bands
      • Plan a new hobby
      • Write for your eyes only
      • Start small, start tracking something small (like a new plant's growth)
      • Ask yourself questions, interview yourself.
      • Write a love letter to yourself
      • Write about a close friend and the first time you met
    • Journaling Prompts for Self-Discovery:
      • What do I know to be true that I didn't know a year ago?
      • What distractions get in the way of being my most productive?
      • When do I feel most in tune with myself?
      • If someone described me, what would they say?
      • What can wait until next week?
      • How does every part of my body feel in this moment?
    • Journaling Prompts for Managing Emotions:
      • What emotions am I holding on to?
      • How can I detach or neutralize this emotion?
      • Why am I doing X?
      • Why am I feeling this way?
      • What is causing these feelings?
      • Have I tried to take my ego out of the situation?
      • How can I detach my emotions from the behavior of others?
      • Did I use healthy boundaries before I began feeling this way?
    • Journaling Prompts for Anxiety and Depression:
      • What hurts right now? How can I find relief?
      • When I look in the mirror, what do I see?
      • What are the things in my home that are the most “me”?
      • What am I doing right now?
      • What happened before I felt a shift in my mood?
      • Write down an entire list of what you are worried about. Star the items that you know are 100% true and not solely a feeling.


Journaliciously is a free online journal, so you can to write down details of your life while on the go. It can be your always available daily diary, or travel log. All entries are secured with multiple security and encryption techniques.

It is also very useful to track anything you would like to keep track of. Maintenance is a good example, you can enter your own "questions" and keep track of how often you are completing those tasks. Oil changes, garden watering, plantings and harvesting are good to keep track of from year to year.


The beauty of Journaliciously is fully revealed after using it for a while. When you enter info for today, you can also see how you are doing for the week and month, along with links to all previous entries "Today in YOUR history".



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1788 ‐  New York becomes 11th state to ratify US constitution
1775 ‐  US Continental Congress creates United States Post Office (U.S.P.O.) in Philadelphia under Benjamin Franklin
1755 ‐  Giacomo Casanova is arrested in Venice for affront to religion and common decency and imprisoned in the Doge's Palace


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