I use a datebook that has about two inches of space for a single day, so it's mostly highlights of my day. A couple of times it can get ranty, but the small space helps in not feeling a writer's block come on with a whole page of lines.

After about six years of it, I'm able to go back and see what's going on psychologically and see what patterns develop. It's actually helped me a lot in keeping track of events that I need to revisit when my mind's fuzzy about what happened.

Totally out of the habit.

I used to be heavily involved with LiveJournal, but that sort of petered out when I started seeing my husband, and even more so when I became pregnant with our first child. Before that (and back when LJ was only a pay-service) I was on Diaryland.

I do have a small paper journal that I would write in from time to time, but only when I was going through major mental/emotional issues. Luckily, it's been a few years since I've had to open it.

I don't love writing but find it's good for me to journal, so I try to make an effort.

Not anymore since I just lost the time. I try to blog but not about personal stuff anymore.

I have an LJ account. I slacked off for quite a while and just recently started back at it, although I'm pretty random these days. LJ is definitely not what it used to be, which is kind of sad.