This journal is all about friendship. It’s a small photo album with two sleeves on each page. One sleeve is for a photo and the other sleeve is for your story! Feel free to add any friend photo you’d like. Have fun, but don’t alter the entries of others. When full, please return to Jenny Stafford, jfit.
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-Gill (tennantfamily)
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I have lots of photos that I enjoy. This journal is a small photo album with clear pages in which to slide photos. Take a picture, use one you have or draw your own to share and tell us about it!!! I used the back of the photo for my words and I’d like to keep it one sleeve per person since there aren’t that many (but that’s kinda two pages since you have front and back!). Please don’t alter the work of others! When full, please let me know and I’ll mooch it back – Jenny Stafford, jfit. Have fun!!
Unfortunately this journal has been kept by an inactive moocher and all attempts to recover it so far have failed.
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WordSmith, a collection of corpus linguistics tools
“Wordsmith (TV series), an instructional television series
“Wordsmith.org, a linguistics website founded by Anu Garg”
but I have used the word in the sense my OED uses the word “word-painter” as a writer who describes something so vividly in words that a picture is painted in the imagination of the reader.
This journal is for your favourite examples of worsmiths or wordpainters – those poets, novelists and other writers who have a special facility with words. Beyond a few examples in my introductory page I shall leave the choices open to journalers to add their own favourite wordsmith, and add pictures, quotations and details as each moocher sees fit.
Please do not alter the work of other moochers, please add your name, BM id and date of entry, and PLEASE relist and resend promptly and keep the journal circulating. I am saddened by the selfishness of a few journalers in retaining, delaying or losing the journals that belong to others, and heartened by the numbers of responsible, talented, generous journalers who add to the diversity of the journaling experience. Please see my journalling guidelines in my bio in red, with a list (hopefully up-to-date) of the journals I have created and released into the wild!
-Mark T. (tennantfamily)
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A journal all about tea. Mark drinks coffee for choice, but for me you can’t beat a good cup of tea! This is a place to celebrate tea, in all its guises, and to express yourself in words or pictures. The journal is no bigger than an elegant teacup and the journal will post in an ordinary envelope.
Please keep to my journalling guidelines, and keep journals circulating!
-Gill (tennantfamily)
The first moocher to request this kept it and a whole bunch of other journals, and all attempts to recover them have failed. She has moved from the address given to senders.
I am recreating it under the name A nice cup of tea or two.
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The first part of the title of this journal is taken from a notebook Mark made for Kieren, with a strange teenager birthday card stuck on the front. The second part is Kieren’s own ‘Working title’ written inside with an odd ripped paper heads, bodies, legs illustration he made. He also decorated the back cover with weird faces, but removed the pages he had used.
I hope people will add their own observations, nightmares, tips, bouquets and brickbats for the teenagers in their own lives. Kieren has a teenage step-daughter himself now and Adrian has a daughter in the last year of her teens, so perhaps the advice or reminiscences will be of interest to them when it is filled.
When full please mail me to mooch it back, or if it needs repairs meanwhile. Please keep to the journaling guidelines in red in my bio, and keep journals circulating by making an entry, relisting and sending promptly to moochers.
-Gill (tennantfamily)
Unfortunately this journal seems to have been kept by an inactive moocher and all attempts to recover it so far have failed.
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This journal celebrates all aspects of day-time. It follows on from the first journal: “dawn, daybreak, sunrise”. Poetry, prose, art work, photos, stories, memories, facts…
Please make your entry wherever you please, and in whatever form you like.
Please read my journaling guidelines in my bio, and be willing to comply with them.
Make your entry within two weeks,
Re-list and re-send promptly, where-ever it is requested.
Notify me so I can mooch it back if it is completed, needs repairs or needs extra pages added.
I try to keep my journals light for economic posting, and can rebind with extra pages and binders as needed.
I add the weight to my condition notes, so if you think you can’t afford to resend it you know before requesting. This will need altering as extra material is added, please!
-Gill (tennantfamily)
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This is a journal for those words that ought to exist and don’t. The words that blend two existing words and have a subtle and fuller meaning than either of the words they are derived from: words like repoleater – the person who overeats to please the hostess; abscents – the unmistakeable smells of fear; woeffle – the ramblings of a student who does not know the answer to a question but thinks big words and long sentences will obscure this lack.
Put your entry/entries wherever seems appropriate.
Rules:
Don’t alter anyone else’s work.
Keep for no more than two weeks.
Relist promptly.
Be willing to send anywhere it is requested.
When the journal is complete please reserve it for me and I will mooch it back. If repairs are needed please let me know.
Please see my journaling conditions in my bio.
-Mark T. (tennantfamily)
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