IMPORTANCE OF WRITING A DIARY.

The other day I was flipping through the pages of GQ magazine when I bumped into an article about a girl who had no friends. Mrs. Kennth was the writer of this article and she beautifully worte how a loner turned herself into one of the best-seller novelists of New York times 2015. 

In that article, she described a girl fairly of 15 years of age who were mistreated and accused of being called a nerd. She had no friends to talk to and her only friends in this entire world was his cute dog chi-chi. Chi-chi was an extremely loyal mate to her, who was about to die due to his age issues. 

This lonely girl had no other option than to just wait for the time when Chi-Chi will finally slip off her hand. The crying girl ran upstairs to the room and started writing all about her feeling. Soon she developed a habit of expressing her emotions to the diary that she called Rosie. 

The diary was beloved to her. She enjoyed writing about every detail of her life in it. She wrote essays, poems and whatnot. One day she left her diary to the classroom unknowingly. She came back looking for it but didn't find it anywhere. Poor girl starting sobbing when she discovered the entire class standing in front of her.

They all started clapping, clueless of what was happening the poor girl asked everyone that why are they celebrating? They shouted happily and described how much they relished her writing. Soon the girls became one of the famous students of the class. 

She made a lot of good friends, no one teased her instead encouraged her to write better. She is now one of the most acknowledged writers of North America. The article kept the name anonymous, but I was really moved by it. Talent is always appreciated after all.