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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...
I still remember opening a brand new journal, pen in hand, ready to write about myself… and then completely freezing. It sounds easy enough, right? Write about yourself. Except when you're actually sitting there looking at a blank page, you suddenly can't think of anything. I think I wrote, ... Read the Post...
Okay but fall was literally made for junk journaling. The colors, the textures, the whole vibe of slowing down and making something cozy - it all just works. I look forward to my fall spreads every year, and I have way too many ideas saved up. Don’t know where to start? Here are my best fall ... Read the Post...
If you've been down the Pinterest rabbit hole lately, chances are you've stumbled across something called junk journaling. Or maybe you saw someone flipping through a gorgeously layered handmade book filled with vintage paper, lace, and dried flowers - and thought, wait, what even is ... Read the Post...
I didn’t plan to start a summer journal. It just kind of happened on a day when everything felt a little too full—my mind, my schedule, even the noise around me. I wasn’t looking for something aesthetic or perfect. I just needed a small space that felt like mine again. So I grabbed a page and ... Read the Post...
