Comments on: Using A Mac To Record Your LIfe

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By: Linda

Linda — Sat, 20 Oct 2007 11:53:06 +0000

Grandma Linda says: I couldn’t figure out what I would use MacJournal for, and then I remembered all my good intentions of creating a garden journal. I still forget to put in the entries, (what’s in bloom, weather etc) but it has been very helpful for lists: I have lists of all the perennials I have purchased for the last two years, where I got them and how much they cost. This is important since I now have 38 varietes of Lilies, 22 different peonies, etc. My next effort will be to catalog all the plants in my 15 gardens!

Then I moved on to making lists of other things to remember: I have company over for dinner quite often, so I list the date and the menu that I served so that I don’t always serve the same meal to the same guests.

Maybe not as interesting as journaling my thoughts, feelings etc., but very useful to aid my memory.

By: YT

YT — Tue, 27 Feb 2007 03:12:40 +0000

Putting a rock on the pillow is a great tip!

By: eric

eric — Thu, 08 Dec 2005 20:16:23 +0000

I have tried out a few different freeware journaling apps, and my favorite is Journaler. It's very clean and slick, but has some great features like Collections (smart folders) and media integration (audio, photos, movies, etc). If only I were as good as you at remembering to put entries in...

By: Bruce

Bruce — Thu, 01 Dec 2005 03:51:56 +0000

Cool aritcle indeed. I use MacJournal for to record thoughts, feelings, and experiences pertaining to my life and love life. I update it about every 3 days. Very useful and easy to use. Not a steap learning curve at all on the initial use. It has auto-save too (I’m notorious for forgetting that).

By: Nick Hoevenberg

Nick Hoevenberg — Wed, 30 Nov 2005 20:00:03 +0000

Cool article. I’ve been trying to the same for about a year now, and though I suck at updating my daily Journal as often as I should, MacJournal has become one of the first five apps I install on my Mac.

MacJournal has become my little private Tome Of Knowledge. Since you can select text or html from any app and create a new entry in MacJournal containing that selection (including formatting, but it screws up html layout sometimes), it’s easy to create your own database of little facts, cool quotes, interesting articles (since it indexes your journal file, it’s easy to find stuff you know you put in there) and all that goodness.

Just Spreading The Word. Now, on to QuickSilver ..