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i love your 88x31px banner 
it looks so detaileddd
howdy hey! wanted to say tysm for adding me to the cwn webring and the kind message in my guestbook! that one bateman quote is just too good, and reading it in context of the novelization was just. ugh. chefs kiss. love your site, too!
so true it is such a good quote, thank you <3
hi frances thank you i see that you're a fellow journalist too!
well, it uses javascript which sucks but is helpful, plus json/arrays in js for storing the journal entries..
i was inspired by https://dreamscape.place/calendar calendar though theirs is much simpler and for statuses it seems, you can check that out too
they don't allow copying iirc, though honestly i don't mind sharing is caring you can take the whole thing without crediting me, if anything it'd make me happy if it helps with your recovery journal & writing daily..... that is if you manage to figure it out bc i haven't touched the logic in a long while now lol
all the entries are on my site idk databases, and the its js file is getting way too long but the benefits is that you can update it very easily and have everything in one place, plus it doesn't show on neocities feed which if that makes u anxious like me so thats a nice loophole
there's a secret admin mode by clicking the moon emoji 3 times
it allows u to write an entry and save or delete it from the site directly. it saves the text to your browser's Local Storage (meaning it's saved on your specific device/browser, but nobody else on the internet can see it yet, nice to comeback to edit or add to it)
u can also click the "copy scroll code" (funny names i know i wanted it to sound like an analog journal)
the code grabs your draft from Local Storage and formats it perfectly into a JS object.
afterwards you open the journal.js file, paste that code into the PERMANENT_RECORDS section, and upload the updated file to your website.
voila journal easily updated,
disadvantages. the grid of journal.html doesnt look good on desktop i keep on messing it up and havent had the time or the energy to make it better since it looks good on my phone
here's the journal.html
https://file.garden/aX2GyiOMiUpCAxsu/journal.html
and journal.js
https://file.garden/aX2GyiOMiUpCAxsu/journal.js
i tried annotating stuff here and there in case it helps,
and i may or may not have a txt with more explanations that i wrote before, dont rmemeber much now ugh but i hope it helps i edited it briefly for easier read
https://file.garden/aX2GyiOMiUpCAxsu/journal.txt
these two are good resources for javascript
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript
https://www.w3schools.com/js/default.asp
https://eloquentjavascript.net/
^ nice book they explain things in detail
https://www.crunchzilla.com/code-maven
^ a site for practising js
ive seen these two too but havent checked them yet
https://www.javascripttutorial.net/
https://javascript.info/
not to forget u can connect it to your main page, and have the script read the latest date on your entries and update that in the main page so people know if your journal is updated or not
it's in journal.js too, but the bits to connect to your index, for example are these
— the js (in ur main page)
<script src="journal.js"></script>
<script>
window.onload = () => { if(typeof updateHomeTimestamp === 'function'
updateHomeTimestamp(); };
</script>
— the div/html (also in your main page)
<div class="library-stamp">
<p>ACCESSIONED: <span id="updateDate">...</span></p>
</div>
— and the css, which u can customize
if u want mine looks like stamp (can be on the main page or your style.css)
.library-stamp {
border: 2px solid var(--stamp-red); color: var(--stamp-red);
padding: 5px 10px; width: fit-content;
font-family: 'Courier New', Courier, monospace;
text-transform: uppercase; transform: rotate(-2deg);
opacity: 0.7; margin-top: 20px; font-weight: bold; font-size: 0.8rem;
}
i hope it works well for you <3
hiiii thank you for adding me to the webring which is so so cool by the way, i'm obsessed with this theme of soul binding, as well as the themeing of your website !!! your way with words is just so... augh. also - ehhhh a fellow person who designs with mobile in mind 
hi moth! nws i'll hopefully still be around even if you were late, it's nice to meet other aro or aces so thank *you* for joining
interesting band name, never heard of them
just listened to "drown" and it reminds me of silent hill 2's main theme, the instrumental specifically
haha thank you, definitely relatable to realise that people *are* looking at what you put out there, glad you enjoyed the shrines *and* the journal
feel free! stealing is good
say less, apply to the webring and i'll add you! that does count you have more than one page
hiya! u reminded me i definitely need to check out iron lung
thank you, im glad too