Everyone who has seen the Oscar-winning classic, Forrest Gump, will remember his famous adage: “Life is like a box of chocolates, you never know what you're going to get.” While this is true with pretty much everything in life, this couldn't be more applicable to messaging.
If you ever wonder what to put in your bujo, discover over 150 bullet journal page ideas that will help you to organize your entire life.
What Are Bullet Journal Dividers? Dividers are little doodles that you can use to separate different areas on your page. They help to keep your page organized and also add an element of decoration. Bullet Journal Dividers – Ideas To start out making your own divider doodles, just think of a small motif you can repeat along ... Read more
If you're setting up a new theme for the month, you need to check out these super festive December monthly cover ideas for inspiration to make it perfect!
If you want to add a bit of color to your theme, check out these super cute orange bullet journal spreads for inspiration!
Creating a bullet journal key page and choosing bullet journaling symbols is one of the first steps when setting up a new bujo notebook. But, it can be hard to know what you need if you’ve never tried it before. Luckily, I’ve got lots of bujo key ideas and loads of inspiration for bullet journaling ... Read more
Get ideas for many different bullet journal elements so you can easily brighten up your bujo spreads with dividers, corners, boxes, and more.
Are you bored or anxious and need a creative outlet for your nervous energy? Try creating these fun list to put in your journal instead!
Feminism has seen a lot of wins in the past century. Over 60 countries have had female leaders since 1960, and the 2022 Winter Olympic Games were the most gender-balanced Olympics in history. However, despite the fact that it’s 2023, some men feel the need to act like they’re living in the 1800s with the way that they treat women.
despite your best efforts you just can’t seem to stick to a consistent journal routine? i’ve got just the thing you need… let’s do this thang!
I have a new obsession: commonplace books! source I accidentally stumbled upon them while researching Morning Pages. And I'm in love! What are commonplace books? I'm so happy that you asked! source A commonplace book is a personal compilation of knowledge, ideas, quotations, and observations collected by an individual. It is a notebook or journal where one gathers and organizes information from various sources for future reference and reflection. They are more like a database than a diary. In the past many people used commonplace books as a way to order their ideas and make them easy to refer back...
If you need help starting out your spreads for the week, then check out these super cute pink bullet journal headers and titles for inspiration! #PinkBulletJournalHearders #Bujo #BulletJournals
Bullet Journal Headers add bling to your bujo planner pages or sketch book. Follow these simple header and banner drawing tutorial steps.
A journal doesn't need to be a daily record starting on 1st January. There are different types, here are 15 ideas to help you find the best one for you.
Just about two years ago, the photographer Magnus Reed moved from Brighton, an idyllic town by the seaside, to Berlin. He now lives with his daughter in a
Kinfolk Stories: Year in Year out
Source: Bonnie Scranton
With "Things You Wanted To Say But Never Did" Filipino artist Geloy Concepcion started a collective project that gives new life to discarded images exposing our most intimate thoughts, fears and hopes, creating some of the most powerful images on Instagram
Layouts, Story Sketches, and Background Art from "My Neighbour Totoro", "Kiki's Delivery Service", and "Castle in the Sky". ...
The bullet journal can be a powerful tool, even for your writing. I know there are people out there who make whole bujos dedicated to writin...
The Rainbow Book of American Folk Tales and Legends by Maria Leach, illustrated by Marc Simont (1958).
An online archive of digitized knitting magazines lets you flip through pages looking for patterns and helpful articles, from 1800 to the present.
When was the last time you set pen to paper? Words flowing from heart, to head, to hand; the curling script of your signature scrawl looping across the page? I’ve been blogging for five years, and it’s been nearly as long since I devoted myself to writing anything substantial on paper. The words I typed daily […]
I’ve been consistently journaling for 25 years now. I have no doubt that this has been the most important habit in my life that helps me stay sane (or at least return to sanity when stress, confusion, or circumstances knock me down). This is what I think is most important about journaling: find what works for you. What do you want to get out it? That’s really all that matters. When I boil it down to the simplest reason for me, I journal because I like how it makes me feel. I look forward to ho
This lady (bluntly & hilariously) says all the things we wish we could say.
Change can be a difficult and slow process, but if you can see things just a little differently, you can start to see big progress. Here are 7 ideas that can help you figure out how to change your life.
These are the little notebooks I've using during last years. Most of them are a kind of "sidecar" notebooks with temporary notes and others are related to some specific projects as Donau's Journey notes. So many memories and ideas lost here! Only a few ideas pass the filter to be developed. I guess that's good since it means ideas flow well and the "better" ones have been selected. I found tiny Muji notebooks the most confortable and stylish solution for this task. I never thought of them as a collection or even something valuable but when I see them all together in a box I feel I need to take care of my little babies.
