I'm using one I got here in Japan. The company is Page M. The schedules here a very detailed, it has a map and times zones in the back, as well as a size chart and ages depending on the year a person was born. I'm getting a feel for what I like in a journal still, so something with a lot of room for writing each about each day as well as for a to-do list is ideal. Unfortunately this journal doesn't have a lot of daily space but It it's very cute which motivates me to use it everyday. I can post some pictures if you want!
Bullet Journal Discussion: Please share Pics and Tips
- Thread starter Junkenpo
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Oooh! Oooh! Me too!! I have a Leuchtturm1917 en route to me right now and I'm excited to start this again. I tried it last year and I have to admit, I got caught up in what some other users mentioned here - I wanted it to look perfect and organized and beautiful. And that's just not realistic. I ended up using a lot of the same habits throughout the year and I'm excited to start fresh this year and just make it what I want it to be. I think that's actually the point of a lot of articles you can find on these - yes there are artists who make them look like they should be in a museum, but I draw crooked stick people and I still want one. So mine is just going to look like me. Crooked lines and a lot of thoughts and tracking. [emoji51]
I like the idea of tracking things like water consumption, sleep, etc but I'll add those in as I adjust to the rest. That's the beauty of this, right?
I like the idea of tracking things like water consumption, sleep, etc but I'll add those in as I adjust to the rest. That's the beauty of this, right?
I keep reading about that journal type. What makes it so popular? What made you choose it?
I actually like the crooked lines and stick people in mine, too. It may not look not looks slick and professional, and I like how you said it "looks like me".
I'm sorry, I no longer get notifications so I never know when someone quoted me!
I read a lot of comparisons between this and the Moleskine and in the end the two things that steered me to this one are: supposedly better paper with less bleeding through and that it truly will lie flat when open so you can write across both pages. I just got it in the mail yesterday so I'll report back on if those are true!
Hello!
now this idea of bullet journaling DID trigger something.
I am sewing notebooks and started photo journaling. Typing on a vintage typewriter, using washi tapes, oh my!
Plus: I keep using my Bullet Journal I started in October. I guess I am on track.
now this idea of bullet journaling DID trigger something.
I am sewing notebooks and started photo journaling. Typing on a vintage typewriter, using washi tapes, oh my!
Plus: I keep using my Bullet Journal I started in October. I guess I am on track.
Hello!
now this idea of bullet journaling DID trigger something.
I am sewing notebooks and started photo journaling. Typing on a vintage typewriter, using washi tapes, oh my!
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Plus: I keep using my Bullet Journal I started in October. I guess I am on track.
That really looks wonderful. So stylish and contemplating. I really like the vintage appeal to it.
Thank you!
The photo journal delivers the clean stylish look I will probaly never achieve with my bullet journal. My bullet journal is a mess!
Every new week starts neat and clean .... and after 7 days it looks like a battle ground!
LOL
PS: I had to take a blurry photo of the past week, because the pages show too much information.
Ahhh!
I just bought my first fountain pen..... a pilot vanishing point with an extra fine nib. I'm in love! I've used ball point and roller ball and gel pens and markers, but this a whole other level. So flowy and easy to write! I don't have to watch out for ink or press hard... it's such a light touch. It makes me wish I'd started using them earlier.
Who else uses fountain pens?
I just bought my first fountain pen..... a pilot vanishing point with an extra fine nib. I'm in love! I've used ball point and roller ball and gel pens and markers, but this a whole other level. So flowy and easy to write! I don't have to watch out for ink or press hard... it's such a light touch. It makes me wish I'd started using them earlier.
Who else uses fountain pens?
I love journaling! Regular, bullet, all types. Washi tape, stencils, pens, stickers, seriously its as obsessive as bags! I actually just bought a super cute LV notebook to do some journaling in, hoping it works out. The paper doesn't look too fountain pen friendly!
Hello selenite! I would love to see your journals.
I just recently re-discovered my roots ... my love for journaling dates waaay back.
https://ratherthanfacebook.blogspot.co.at/2017/03/scrapbook-history.html
and this is "now":
https://ratherthanfacebook.blogspot.co.at/2017/02/photo-journaling-101-aka-analogue.html
PS: You don't know the magic of Washi tapes until you know Washi tapes. They.are.the.best!
Hello selenite! I would love to see your journals.
I just recently re-discovered my roots ... my love for journaling dates waaay back.
https://ratherthanfacebook.blogspot.co.at/2017/03/scrapbook-history.html
and this is "now":
https://ratherthanfacebook.blogspot.co.at/2017/02/photo-journaling-101-aka-analogue.html
PS: You don't know the magic of Washi tapes until you know Washi tapes. They.are.the.best!
Oh wow awesome!!!! [emoji3] I am not much of an artist but I love to think that my pages all have meaning. Washi is a thing of beauty and seriously one can never have too many rolls.
What is your paper of choice? I'm always interested to hear answers to that question. It's why I fell so far down he rabbit hole!
Hi hi! Giving this a bump as a few of us from the Bags, bags, bags end of things have been discussing the Bullet Journal.
I am looking in to doing one just for health . I already bought a yearly planner that works great for my everyday appointments.