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Journals Make Busy

There's been some talk about bullet journals and this week we are going to work on a few lists, so kinda similar!
Hope you enjoy because I know I will and am looking forward to your lists this week!

Reference: https://bulletjournal.com/pages/learnHere is a good place to start if you don't know about bullet Journals.

There is a website for everything. Over the years, if I had bothered to organize, I probably would be able to find some of the information that is lost in all my notebooks. I certainly did not know journal organization even has a name. Bullet Journal. It gave me the idea to start a new journal just to go through the old journals and find information that is lost and organize it. That would certainly take up some time. Unless, I'd rather read.

According to https://littlecoffeefox.com/ultimate-bullet-journal-cheat-sheet/ the bullet journal was devised by Ryder Carroll. The bullet journal is a specific system not to be mistaken by other systems. Carroll is a digital product designer who works at Idean in New York City.and has worked with other companies as well. The design of this product is an aide to unclutter your mind.

Plus, it's an incentive to use your handwriting writing skills before they disappear. Unfortunately, as spiffy as Bullet Journalism sounds it will take up some time to make it and then update it regularly, hence the use of your brain, in place of the journal, whenever the jobs being accomplished, leave you to exhausted to use a pen.

MY brain journal for October:

Roof on the balcony.
Haul in wood (some not finished)
wellness checkup
flu shot
winter bedding out
fix shingles of roof
read 5 books
Work on Afghan
Blog
other stuff

OK bullets mean not done-checks mean done. Oh my, one week left in the month. Where does time go. K helps with the heavy stuff like putting on the roof over the balcony that blew off in a wind storm last winter. Really, I need to stop making lists life is easier that way.

Lots to do. See Ya.