not twitter
the "Q&A A Day" book has a simple question on top of each page for for each day of the year for 5 years. The photo sucks, so i'll tell you what the cover says:
"365 Questions * 5 Years * 1825 Answers"
"5 Year Journal"
examples of included questions:
"Can people change?"
"What do you want to forget?"
"Today you wore _____________"
"Do you have a secret? More than one?"
"How do you get out of a rut?"
and then the rest of the page is lined and blank for your response. I think it's fascinating, and bought one for myself and my wife. People share their ruminations (oftentimes completely moronic and banal) on twitter and facebook and wherever else. Problem is, they either consciously or subconsciously share things that they believe will shape the internet's perception of who they are - controlled and strategic sharing. This journal of sorts is NOT that =]
not twitter
the "Q&A A Day" book has a simple question on top of each page for for each day of the year for 5 years. The photo sucks, so i'll tell you what the cover says:
"365 Questions * 5 Years * 1825 Answers"
"5 Year Journal"
examples of included questions:
"Can people change?"
"What do you want to forget?"
"Today you wore _____________"
"Do you have a secret? More than one?"
"How do you get out of a rut?"
and then the rest of the page is lined and blank for your response. I think it's fascinating, and bought one for myself and my wife. People share their ruminations (oftentimes completely moronic and banal) on twitter and facebook and wherever else. Problem is, they either consciously or subconsciously share things that they believe will shape the internet's perception of who they are - controlled and strategic sharing. This journal of sorts is NOT that =]