Tag Archives: diaries
Daisy’s Diary
Dreams are formed in the imagination and some of us have more imagination than others. Ginevra King was a rich 16 year old debutant and F. Scott Fitzgerald a 19 year old penniless university student when the two met and … Continue reading
Surrogates of Beauty
My diary research led me to Marion Milner’s A Life of One’s Own. In the past, I’ve used a diary as a means of letting out negative tension. But not Marion. She focused on writing when she was happy because … Continue reading
Viola Davis
Viola Davis’ 2017 Oscar acceptance speech for best supporting actress in Fences was magical. She said, in essence, that graveyards are full of people with the greatest potential and stories to tell. Those stories—“the stories of the people who dreamed … Continue reading
A True Story
Once upon a time, I was, without knowing it, a magician. All it took for me to actualize a desire was simply to will it. But, at a certain point, my powers started to dissipate until, zap, they just totally … Continue reading
The danger of diaries
Much has been said about the benefits of keeping a diary. For one, it helps articulate feelings and thus sharpens the blurs. Also, when we get that feeling ”it’s not easy for me to be me”, a diary can act … Continue reading



