As I am trying or experimenting with “pen and paper” journaling, there’s one setback. And it is getting a good “pen” — or a notebook — with autocorrect.

@Gaby 😂 Point taken!

@Gaby This reminds me of one of the tips I was taught in my Microsoft Office courses when in Word: just write and worry about corrections later.

@cygnoir it made me realize how much rely on it for all my writing 😅

@Gaby Oh I would be in trouble if I cared about that with my journaling.

@kimberlyhirsh @sgtstretch @skoobz @cygnoir my workaround, so far, if i feel i can’t properly spell a word but i know it in spanish then, well let’s just say i have a spanglish journal 😅

@sergio_101 hahah, that’s why i try to keep it consistent but yeah, autocorrect and predictive text goes Crazy-Town Banana-Pants

@Gaby I got you covered, dude!

@lukemperez What sorcery is this!!! ;p;

@Gaby true, it draws on the dark arts. Use it wisely.

@Gaby It’s yours, so whatever works for you!

@Gaby My solution: have such bad penmanship that no one can tell if it’s spelled correctly or not!

@splinter probably the best way to go about it 😁

@Gaby Having recently started writing on paper again, I’ve realized how much my spelling sucks. I was trying to write quesadillas from memory and oh boy!

@pratik it’s eye-opening of how much we think we know vs what we actually do

@Pilchuck @gaby I’m always impressed how some people are masters at recalling things word for word something they’ve read or heard, while I feel I’m “winging it” every time, having got just the gist of the topic.