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My secondhand Jibun Techo Biz arrived on Monday! I can’t wait to see how I get it to work for me as a (semi) serious planner/tracker.
The 24 hour layout is a good visual (like the Chronodex but less clunky compared how I tried to incorporate it, pfft), but it does have less space to write compared to the Weeks, which might be good for me in the end.
@ me from last year, Guess who got an Olive TN and found a use for it? ;^)
I miiiight have been hounding eBay for good TN deals for a while, and my checking in (and failed bids) paid off! Now my witchcraft-related notes have a place to be away from my reading materials.
I still have the book cover and there’s another notebook in there, but I haven’t figured out what I want to do with it, yet. Maybe something will inspire me!
Stationery supplies for 2018! [2017]
The camel Traveler’s Notebook is still part of my EDC. It has a Field Note sized grid notebook for quick ideas + doll hobby planning, a 2018 Hobonichi Weeks for reminders + just about anything, a DIY blank insert for memory keeping/scrap booking, and a DIY zipper pouch. When the two notebooks fill up I’ll switch to a lined + grid notebook and a Moleskin Chapters.
The discbound ARC is still used for daily planning/rapid logging. I’m trying to incorporate the Chronodex into it, so I can keep track of how long I do (and don’t do) things. There are a lot of different printables for it but I think I’ve figured out something that works for me. (ngl, I’m holding out for an official stamp of some kind.)
And lastly, I made a notebook cover from a hardcover book to keep my divination/witchcraft notes and cards in one place. The blank notebook from SpiritBoardArt (that I folded to fit TN standard size and now regret, lol) will be for notes/observations from books I (need to) read. I’m waiting on a new scheduler that will be used to record daily card draws and whatever else I can think of.
Quick-ish post about my stationery supplies for the year!
Staples’ ARC Notebook [A5, Red]: Primarily a planner for rapid logging tasks and events (and holding lists of tasks that I know I have to eventually get to). There are also some pages with goals and notes. Includes Haikyuu pencil case, Shaman King pencil board, sticky note inserts, and homemade dividers.
Midori Travelers Notebook [Standard, Camel]: Practically part of my EDC. Used for art journaling, memory keeping (?), and doodling. Includes a Haikyuu pencil case, semi-homemade zipper pouch, ruler, Hobonichi Weeks notebook, homemade blank insert, WIXOSS character charm on the bookmark.
Hobonichi Weeks [2017/Chi’s Sweet Home]: Just arrived today! Hoping to use it for a lighter planner and another spot to have fun with washi & write my thoughts down.
Moving to @tokenette!
It's 2019 and I'm trying to do something that resembles time blocking.
I figure that if I write it down at least an hour or so in advance, I'll feel guilty when it comes time to do it so I'll HAVE TO commit.
i‘m up to my schemes and plotting again
I keep looking at vertical weeklies and IDK if I want a Jibun Techo Diary, Midori ‘Length of Day’, or Nolty Listy/Weekly.
inb4 I buy a TN vertical and call it good.
