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I really don't understand what's different between "Diary" and "journal".But,if you say this is a DIARY,the only thing you need to do is wait for some "JK" to record it, you'll be "famous" in the whole school. They'll think you're THAT kind of girl.
You may think I'm imitate <Diary of a Wimpy Kid>,even I have those books ,but I'll get the straight thing HERE.
I WILL NOT "STEAL" words one by one just like <Diary of a Wimpy Kid> and I AM NOT a Wimpy Kid ,too.
You think I'm angry? No...We just meet and it's the second page of all this thickness Notebook. All behind are WHITE!
Stop ,Stop ! I'm really suspicious. TIME'S UP!
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"Diary" to me seems more personal, whereas a "journal" could be a record of almost anything. For instance, a scientist could go on an expedition and keep a journal of his findings, but he may also have a personal diary that he keeps in order to write an autobiography later.
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I think there is no difference between a journal and a diary.
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