Follow along behind Carter while he searches for long lost tombs of ancient pharoahs. A lengthy and very interesting account of what it must have been like not to know what you will find next.

If you remember your college days, you might recall that there wasn't a lot of time when you were all alone with your thoughts. Someone was always dropping by, there were classes to attend, papers to write, it just went on and on.

But in the shower, things were different. You were all alone and when you were lathering your hair, you could actually think about your life, what was good about it, and what you would love to change. That is exactly what you will find here at "The Shower Stall Diaries."

Most of us can only imagine what it must be like to live through a hurricane. Now you can experience what it was like thanks to this diary. Imagine what it would be like to sit in the middle of your house as pieces of it are literally blowing away. A truly frightening account that you won't likely forget.

Daily thoughts, coincidences, dreams and mysteries is what this diary is all about. The time span covered is about a year, and each page offers something a little different. In fact, I was never sure what I was going to find next. If nothing else, each page gave me pause to consider what had been shared. A little different from what I have offered so far in this tour but unusual enough that I just had to add it.

A fascinating account of what the government has been covering up with regard to aliens and their arrival some 40 years ago. Read what William Cooper has to say and decide for yourself. It makes you wonder how so much could be going on right under our noses, yet we know nothing about it. The scary thing about this is that it sounds plausible.

Here is an interesting journal written by…yes another man! The journal starts on July 20, 1997 when he and the soldiers of the 139th leave North Carolina for Bosnia. What is especially interesting about this journal is how easy it is to see the country through the eyes of another. So what must it be like for a soldier away from home? This journal will give the highlights of the good and the bad.

Christina is so talented, she will bring back memories of your own children at that age, and make you wish you had started a diary of your own for your children, so that someday you could look back and remember all of those cute little things that they did.

Have you ever wondered about the life of a writer, what her typical day is like. Well, visit this site and read her diary. It's hectic, but it's just the way she likes it. I should know -- it's my diary!

After reading all of these diaries, have your decided that it's time for you to start one of your own? This site lays it out for you step by step. What kind of pen to use, the sort of book you might prefer, etc. There is even a listing of books that discuss the craft of journalling. But that's not all, there's a mailing list that you can subscribe to as well.

So what's the downside of journalling? Yes, there is one surprisingly enough. You can't claim your 5th Amendment rights. What you write in your journal CAN be used against you!

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