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There's something about the last week of December that makes you want to slow down and think about the year that's almost over. The holidays are winding down, the house may still be a little messy, and you start thinking about what you want to change when January comes. I know how easy it is to ... Read the Post...
November is a good time to slow down a little and reflect on the things we are thankful for. With the year almost over, it's easy to get caught up in everything we still need to do and forget to appreciate the little things that have happened along the way. That's why I love the idea of setting ... Read the Post...
Every December, I tell myself I'm going to sit down and get organized before the new year begins. I'll reflect on the past year, make plans for the next one, and figure out what I want to do differently. Then I open my journal, stare at the blank page, and suddenly have no idea where to start. I ... Read the Post...
There’s something about October that makes me want to get a little witchy. Maybe it’s the candles, the cozy evenings, or just the idea of making my journal look like something I would find in an old wizarding library. I’ve always loved this kind of magical aesthetic. And if you know me, you ... Read the Post...
If your journal is full of half-filled pages, unfinished lists, and spreads you never came back to, I get it. I’ve been there too. There are days when I want to journal but don’t feel like writing pages about my thoughts and feelings. Sometimes I just want something simple that I can fill out and ... Read the Post...
For a long time, self care wasn't really something I thought about. As a mom raising a child with autism, so much of my time and energy goes into taking care of everyone else. Therapy appointments, routines, meals, sleep, meltdowns, housework — there's always something that needs to be ... Read the Post...
If you love old books, vintage papers, libraries, old maps, and anything with a little bit of a mysterious feel, you’ll probably love the dark academia aesthetic. And honestly, it works really well for junk journaling. You can use old book pages, library cards, vintage images, handwritten notes, ... Read the Post...
