: Re: Post scriptum in my soft diary I write what happens to me every day as my diary. I don't write them on paper, but I typeset them in a word-processing system (soft diary), so I can simply

I would continue to use PS. Leave your diary as written, and if you add something, the PS tells you that you added it, after some thought, and if it were me that is worth knowing too:

PS the next day it occurred to me...
PS It took me a week to think of it, but John probably wasn't trying to be mean at all, ...
PS Reading over this I think I forgot one of the best parts ...

So your PS is not just "stylistic", but informative as well; reflecting how our minds and what we know and feel evolve with reflections on what happened.

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