It begins as a blank page,
an unfilled space,
a book of possibilities.
Between the covers
of my bullet journal
I catalogue to dos,
make lists,
doodle and
dream.
How could a digital diary
or calendar
ever compete?
It begins as a blank page,
an unfilled space,
a book of possibilities.
Between the covers
of my bullet journal
I catalogue to dos,
make lists,
doodle and
dream.
How could a digital diary
or calendar
ever compete?
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I see bullet journals as meccas for the artistic among us. Friends who are innately artistic love this form.
I’m not a fan of digital calendars (hubby is), but I use paper planner as well.
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Your last stanza is my favorite, “how could a digital journal ever compete?” I use a planner, but list my to-do’s bullet style, only to draw arrows pointing to the next day’s column more often than not. I do write in dot grid journals for my morning pages and you just don’t get the same effect tapping away on keys. You do have a beautiful journal.
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“How could a digital diary or calendar ever compete?” How indeed? I would be lost without my notebook.
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I feel the same…digital diaries just cannot compete! 🙂
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No contest!
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