Diaries of Note

Diaries of Note: 366 Lives, One Day at a Time
Captain Bannerman

6th June 1944

The whole Channel is filled with little ships
Elsa Binder

30th January 1942

Spring will come
Charles Baudelaire

23rd January 1862

I have received a singular warning
May Sarton

18th January 1971

I always forget how important the empty days are
George Harrison

10th January 1969

Left the Beatles
Clive Wearing

13th January 1990

I WAKE FOR THE FIRST TIME
Patricia Highsmith

31st December 1947

May they never give me peace
Philip Toynbee

29th December 1978

My heroic composure was wasted
Derek Jarman

28th December 1989

The virus has displaced me
Jack Whitten

27th December 1985

What am I to do?
Janet Case

26th December 1928

I do not know the origin of this ugly sport
Hermione, Countess of Ranfurly

25th December 1941

This must be a specially sad day
Evelyn Waugh

23rd December 1946

I look forward to the operating theatre as a happy release
J. R. Ackerley

22nd December 1952

Turkeys are beautiful in themselves
John William Sterling

21st December 1867

He has quite a husky voice and is a great mimic
Ernest Hemingway

20th December 1953

I have never been happier
Brian Eno

19th December 1995

The sound of failure
Alfred A. Cunningham

18th December 1917

It was the finest excitement I ever had
Orville Wright

17 December 1903

Mr. Daniels took a picture just as it left the tracks
John Fowles

16th December 1949

A duty, not a pleasure
Minnie Vautrin

15th December 1937

It is so difficult to keep track of the days
Roald Amundsen

14th December 1911

Thanks be to God!
Charlton Heston

13th December 1960

I don’t want another swash to buckle
Moshe Ze’ev Flinker

12th December 1942

I will strive not to lose my temper easily
Walter Ripton Morris

11th December 1962

Nobody wants to give me what I don’t want
Albert Einstein

10th December 1931

One feels as if one is dissolved into Nature
Lady Charlotte Bury

9th December 1817

A greater public calamity could not have occurred
Samantha Cristoforetti

8th December 2014

I’ve given my pee to science
Leonard D. Heaton

7th December 1941

I distinctly saw the rising sun insignia on his wings
Ludwig Borchardt

6th December 1912

You have to see it

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