Can journaling be zero waste? As with all topics of zero waste, the answer is muddled. There is not perfect way to do one thing. There is no perfect way to be zero waste either. Zero waste is the goal but the journey towards it is varied and difficult. Journaling has become an important part…
Bullet Journal March 2021—Leafy Wreaths and Minimalist Layouts
It’s my favorite time of the month—sharing my bullet journal spread. I’m pretty happy with the way this one turned out. It’s basic but it works and the color scheme of sage green and teal is really soothing! Cover Page With just two colors, I created this messy but pretty wreath. I just drew some…
DIY Upcycled Vintage Book Clutch
Fellow word nerds, this project is for you! I’m over the moon with how well these book clutches came out. They have so many uses too! You won’t see me without my Pride and Prejudice clutch anytime soon. One of the hardest part of this tutorial is sewing the zipper. But this is a good…
Minimalist Bullet Journaling for Beginners—My Blogging Bujo Set-up
When you search “bullet journal” in Google it can be overwhelming! There are a ton of resources out there to explain the bullet journal “method.” There are a myriad of different systems that people use to keep track of their past, record the present, and plan for the future. This kind of flexibility used in…
On Quitting and Finding Your Purpose—Notes From A Burned Out Teacher
It was New Year’s Day and I was hungover and rewatching my favorite show, Downton Abbey. There’s something about re that is comforting. Re-reading, re-watching, re-evaluating. I was taking a much needed day of rest and relaxation. Who cares if it was DAY ONE of the new year. I have previously (and briefly) re-flected about…
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