#bujo

[rosegoldlibrary]

[soulshine37]

Sampling my new washi tapes and some other pages to finish up this journal so I can start a new one lol (only a couple pages left)

Forgive my horrible handwriting

[the-fox-journals]

yellow is for whimsy 💛

[sammiestudiesdrugs]

Slightly overdue bujo title page 🪻🌙

[notealotgoingon]

bujo spread | may 2026

movies were from a class i teach, and i like being intentional about having conversations around movies like they're books because it means even when i'm rewatching stuff, i find something new every time. in fact, i think annihilation is the only new thing i encountered this month, since rival wizards was a reread with some friends in anticipation of the sequel that came out this month.

[the-fox-journals]

new journal, new beginnings?

[pretendcottagelady]

New Journal for July to December 2026

Now here is a brand of journal I have not used since the first year I started journaling, which is weird. Then again, I don't own a lot of Notebook Therapy notebooks, despite the fact they offer free shipping.

I bought this one when it restocked on the website, because I really wanted the sleeping fawn on the cover. It should also be noted that this is also the second time I've bought a Notebook Therapy journal that has a soft velvet like cover on it.

Actually the last one was also brown if I recall correctly... huh.

When I first started I used to do a lot more writing journaling. As I've taken on more digital writing projects and doing more things, I've had less time to write. Writing about life has shrunk down to just my weekly highlight section, which is really there just to continue to encourage me to consider what does happen throughout the week.

But before I had done a lot more, as a result, journals with a 192 pages have been my preference, but I can now easily work out of this one which is 176 pages, and may still get leftover pages?