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degringoladeI think that diaries are interesting when not every post is meaningful. I sometimes view this particular diary as needing to be meaningful and serious and thought provoking at all times.
I gotta stop that shit. I am thinking that there is a difference between a diary entry as an essay. Sometimes an essay can be a diary entry,
So my current thoughts will be that I will just use Dreamwidth's rich text editor to pound out a diary entry and not include a picture. If there is no picture, the thought's within that post isn't fretted over and rehashed to make it perfect. It is just a stream of consciousness kinda thing that I needed to say that day.
If you see a picture, I will use Google Docs to write the piece and take my time with it. When you use this particular tool, you can define things like font and layout much better and make the piece more polished. When I am happy with the output in google docs, I just cut and paste the whole thing into Dreamwidth's rich text editor, slap on a title, and publish.
I gotta stop that shit. I am thinking that there is a difference between a diary entry as an essay. Sometimes an essay can be a diary entry,
So my current thoughts will be that I will just use Dreamwidth's rich text editor to pound out a diary entry and not include a picture. If there is no picture, the thought's within that post isn't fretted over and rehashed to make it perfect. It is just a stream of consciousness kinda thing that I needed to say that day.
If you see a picture, I will use Google Docs to write the piece and take my time with it. When you use this particular tool, you can define things like font and layout much better and make the piece more polished. When I am happy with the output in google docs, I just cut and paste the whole thing into Dreamwidth's rich text editor, slap on a title, and publish.
