What are the guidelines for writing a diary entry, as shown in the image?

Here are the guidelines for writing a diary entry, as provided in the image:

• How to write a Diary Entry

Remember the following:

1. Start with the day and date. For example: Friday 12 July.
2. Greetings like "Dear Diary" are optional.
3. Always write in the first person.
4. Write in the past tense when describing something that has already happened. For example: "It was the worst day of my life."
5. Write in the present tense when describing something that is still going to happen or how you feel at that moment. For example: "I am so excited about tonight's movie night at school."
6. Only write about what happened that day, but create the impression that you write in your diary every day. For example: "Today I asked that boy out on a date."
7. Use punctuation to express your emotions, but use exclamation marks and question marks sparingly. For example: "It was a WONDERFUL day!" or "You won't believe it!"
8. Write as you would speak, but never use vulgar or swear words!
9. Remember, your diary knows everything about you. Therefore, you don't need to use specific names. For example, instead of "My brother, Jaco, has his book again..." (❌), write "My brother has his book again..." (✅).

The image also includes an example diary entry illustrating these rules, detailing events on Tuesday, January 17th, and Wednesday, January 18th. There are also some handwritten notes on the left side of the page, including words like "Skryf" (Write), "tyd" (time), and "Vertel" (Tell).