Anna Kamienska, from “In That Great River: A Notebook,” Poetry (June, 2010)
Journal Update (by Blessed But Depressed)
There’s nothing like the feeling of filling up an entire journal.
Journaling at Yumcha café in London
I always find journaling a good way to reflect on my progress and figure out what to do next. I used to journal much more consistently when I first started it as an assignment from an English class. Right now I’m trying to do it at least once a week.
some of my favorite pages in my bullet journal :) today i went to my school registration to get my schedule. i only have one class with my only friend… wow my luck. i’m going to be lonely in basically all my classes so that’s really great… i’m not in a happy mood rn but it’s ok
8/8/18 I was productive and got out of my funk
New pen holder!! I got it at a local stationary store.
SM Shrake, Mortified 5/12/11
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I love Leuchtturm 1917 journals. They have such plush pages and they look so good when written on!