Eek I have definitely foreshadowed too much wisdom and oversold The Notebooks. 🤦🏻♀️ There is also a vast amount of wittering... but surely what is life if not a vast amount of wittering! (Around the edges of a tiny little nugget of wisdom, maybe, if we’re lucky...?) Also, I’m less a rage googler and more of an idle googler, consistently losing the thread of whatever it was I meant to Google (which possibly means early senility beckons) but I’m all for less phone usage either way - so SOLIDARITY. And thank you so much for the kind words ❤️ I hope The Notebooks deliver, even a little bit. And let’s see yours!!! I’m impressed beyond belief at your organisational abilities, I tried bullet notebooking once and think I lasted slightly less than a week 😳 I’m definitely more chaos than organised 🤣🙋🏻♀️ xx
Such a great post, Jill! Loved this: "But, with great power comes great carelessness." It was only on reading that line that I realised quite how - and how much - I use my phone just because it's there. And that's ME, an avid notebooker of the first degree...! Need to pull my tatty socks up with inky, analogue fingers, and put the phone down from time to time instead of all that 'rage Googling' I seem to do on a daily basis - just because I HAVE access to a world of information doesn't mean I need to dive in there. I'm going to mend my ways!
Yay to The Notebooks! A while ago I was wondering about showing one of the daily logs from my archived bullet journal every so often, as a kind of 'on this day in (whichever year)' kind of feature, but unlike your Notebooks project this wouldn't been wisdom I'd be mining, but more like reminders to put the bin out on Wednesday!
I think it's wonderful to be finding letters you've written to yourself - what a very special kind of personal history.
Eek I have definitely foreshadowed too much wisdom and oversold The Notebooks. 🤦🏻♀️ There is also a vast amount of wittering... but surely what is life if not a vast amount of wittering! (Around the edges of a tiny little nugget of wisdom, maybe, if we’re lucky...?) Also, I’m less a rage googler and more of an idle googler, consistently losing the thread of whatever it was I meant to Google (which possibly means early senility beckons) but I’m all for less phone usage either way - so SOLIDARITY. And thank you so much for the kind words ❤️ I hope The Notebooks deliver, even a little bit. And let’s see yours!!! I’m impressed beyond belief at your organisational abilities, I tried bullet notebooking once and think I lasted slightly less than a week 😳 I’m definitely more chaos than organised 🤣🙋🏻♀️ xx
Such a great post, Jill! Loved this: "But, with great power comes great carelessness." It was only on reading that line that I realised quite how - and how much - I use my phone just because it's there. And that's ME, an avid notebooker of the first degree...! Need to pull my tatty socks up with inky, analogue fingers, and put the phone down from time to time instead of all that 'rage Googling' I seem to do on a daily basis - just because I HAVE access to a world of information doesn't mean I need to dive in there. I'm going to mend my ways!
Yay to The Notebooks! A while ago I was wondering about showing one of the daily logs from my archived bullet journal every so often, as a kind of 'on this day in (whichever year)' kind of feature, but unlike your Notebooks project this wouldn't been wisdom I'd be mining, but more like reminders to put the bin out on Wednesday!
I think it's wonderful to be finding letters you've written to yourself - what a very special kind of personal history.