@@ 25,6 25,7 @@ To read entries, you must specify any of the filtering commands. These commands
* `--to`/`-t`: the last timestamp to include
* `--summary`/`-s`: show just entry titles, not bodies
* `--count`/`-n`: how many entries to show
+ * `--on`: show entries made on a specific day
You can additionally specify tags (formatted as `@tagname`) to filter entries.
@@ 32,6 33,10 @@ All of the time based commands take natural English, not just dates. For exampl
hayom -f '2 months ago' -t 'this month' @bob @tpsreport
+Or, if you're curious what you did last Tuesday, it's as easy as writing:
+
+ hayom --on 'last Tuesday'
+
## Multiple Journals
You can have multiple journals. If you do, the *very first* word on the command line will specify the journal to use, and does *not* need to be done as a command format. For example, if I have a journal called `work` and a journal called `personal`, I might do