[firstcow]

22-25 06-2026 | dublin travel journal collages 🇮🇪 ☘️

[reportsfromordinary]

saturday morning journaling and reading at a cafe ft. a banana bread latte. life changing.

[rionlux-deactivated20250812]

hey (with the intention of making you go to the bookstore with me)

[whilereadingandwalking]

A year of journaling (I love my Moleskines!).

[the-froyo-baggins]

anyone else starting journaling as proof you lived or smth

[dozyghoul]

Some pages in my books 📓☕️☁️

[outsassing-nero]

sundays are for museum visits and journaling <3!

from my newest video: watch here

[mournfulroses]

Anne Truitt, from a diary entry featured in Turn: The Journal of an Artist originally published in 1982

[brandibradley]

Journaling time

[thinkingimages]

Davide Sorrenti Journals: Volume 1 1994-1995 

[slipng]

𓋼 some pages of my journal 𓇽 .˳

[belovedapollo]

entries from past week ✍🏼 reblog is ok, don’t repost / use

[guslebuse]

Henry David Thoreau

[thequietesthing]

my monthly bullet journal covers - 2024💫⏳

(all inspo is from Pinterest)

[ambarrvioleta]

[lordreading]

how to stay at this desk when the pillow is so cool and the sheets are so warm

[jstor]

“Can it be possible there are morals for men and morals for women, or morals for women and none for men?”

In 1892, Ella Sheldon boarded the SS Belgic as the only woman among the crew on a 65-day voyage to Hong Kong. What followed was years of globetrotting and journaling.

Highlights from these writings include musings and observations concerning sexism in the workplace, divides between classes, and other moral conundrums.

Read more about Ella's voyages via JSTOR Daily, and have a look at more spreads from her diary courtesy of the University of the Pacific.