Comments on: Write here, write now http://janscottnelson.com/2009/10/write-here-write-now/ creating space for women - life coaching and website design Wed, 08 Sep 2010 17:55:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Jan http://janscottnelson.com/2009/10/write-here-write-now/comment-page-1/#comment-7 Jan Thu, 22 Oct 2009 16:03:46 +0000 http://janscottnelson.com/?p=23#comment-7 Hi <b>Viv</b>, I so agree about pen and paper. It's as if there were some kind of connection in the brain which allowed the truth out when there is that physical forming of the words. And how wonderful that you have your teenage love letters. My mother- and father-in-law kept their love letters from the 1940s. What poignant memories. :) Hi Viv, I so agree about pen and paper. It’s as if there were some kind of connection in the brain which allowed the truth out when there is that physical forming of the words.
And how wonderful that you have your teenage love letters. My mother- and father-in-law kept their love letters from the 1940s. What poignant memories. :)

]]> By: viv marlow http://janscottnelson.com/2009/10/write-here-write-now/comment-page-1/#comment-6 viv marlow Thu, 22 Oct 2009 15:38:40 +0000 http://janscottnelson.com/?p=23#comment-6 Hi, I agree that writing is a wonderful way to just get some or all of what is inside out! I have kept a journal through my counselling training and beyond. I often find myself scribbling and blithering on into it, it helps me to clarify the what, where and why of what is happening for me. Its great to look back at some of my writing , it re-awakens and captures the past moments in many ways, emotionally and spiritually. These precious personal times and thoughts would be lost in my head i am sure, especialy as i forget what i did yesterday!!! I have aways written letters to friends since i was a young girl, i just love this method of contact, it is such a gift to give or recieve a hand written letter. The computer has it's place but i doubt it will ever replace a good old fashioned letter. I have my my love letters from when i was a teen, wrapped up and tied with a red ribbon, they have stood the test of time; texts and emails are here today and gone tomorrow...... Viv Hi,
I agree that writing is a wonderful way to just get some or all of what is inside out! I have kept a journal through my counselling training and beyond. I often find myself scribbling and blithering on into it, it helps me to clarify the what, where and why of what is happening for me. Its great to look back at some of my writing , it re-awakens and captures the past moments in many ways, emotionally and spiritually. These precious personal times and thoughts would be lost in my head i am sure, especialy as i forget what i did yesterday!!!
I have aways written letters to friends since i was a young girl, i just love this method of contact, it is such a gift to give or recieve a hand written letter. The computer has it’s place but i doubt it will ever replace a good old fashioned letter. I have my my love letters from when i was a teen, wrapped up and tied with a red ribbon, they have stood the test of time; texts and emails are here today and gone tomorrow……

Viv

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