Memory keeping (day 9 #blogjune)

And so I have another memory keeping project about to happen. I do this because of course I don't have enough projects happening, I need to add more to the list. In my defence, this is an easy one and should be extremely sustainable, even though it spans a long period of time. 

I'm planning to start a 5 year journal. Sounds daunting doesn't it? Committing to keeping a journal for five years, but I promise it won't be :).  Every day for a year I'll be answering a set question posted by Debbie Hodge on her site. After the first 12 months, I'll start answering those same questions again, building a record of comparisons over a five year period. It should take no more than two minutes of my time every night. As the full month's questions are released ahead of time, I aim to do a little planning and write the month's questions in my diary as soon as I get them. 

There is no need to answer the particular questions allocated to that day; you can even choose to write your own line about the day, but I don't want to be self directed in this instance. Answering a question will speed up the process for me. 

What are your thoughts - prompts or self direction?