Love journals are a perfect way to preserve the memorable moments you
have shared with your loved ones. Years after those moments have passed,
you can still look back and relive them. So, what are you waiting for
guys and gals? Grab a diary or a notebook or a scrapbook and start
jotting down all those special memories. Need some tips on "how to
write love journals"? Look no further, given below are some ideas
for writing love journals….
Memorable Moments Journal
All of us have some special moments in the relationship that we
treasure forever. For example, the first time you dated, the first time
you proposed or received a proposal, the first time you said I love you,
the first time you held hands, etc. Jot down all these memorable moments
in a love journal, along with the exact date and all the other relevant
details.
Sorry Journal
This is one of the love journals that are supposed to be used after a
fight. After you have made up, write down whose fault was it and what is
that person going to do to rectify the mistakes. Also, write a small
note in the journal saying how sorry you are. The other partner can
write how much he/she still loves, even after what happened. This will
help you in remembering where you went wrong and lessen the chances of
clashes between the two of you.
Everyday Journal
In this journal, write about the small little incidents that happen
throughout the day. Both of you can share the same journal or have
separate ones. Sometimes, there are small little gestures that make us
feel very special, but we tend to overlook them. This journal will help
you appreciate the small things in life.
Holiday Journal
In this journal, write about the trips and vacations you went on, both
together as well as alone. Writing about the ones in which you were
together will bring back fond memories later on. While, writing about
your single trips will make your partner realize how much you missed
him/her.
Picture Journal
Maintain a scrapbook in which you paste your photographs. Along with
each photo, write a small note telling what happened at that time or how
you felt.
