Yeah, I got to a point (pre-bullet journal) where I had a calendar, a
journalling notebook, a rough drafts notebook for scores, a rough drafts
notebook for words, a notebook for writing down other people's texts I
might set, a notebook for church planning stuff, and was also constantly
starting new ones for new projects (and then losing them).
Now I have a bullet journal, an allotment logbook (lives in the greenhouse,
made of waterproof paper, very helpful for writing down which peas are
where so I can remember once the tongue depressor labels break down), and a
longhand journal -- but if I travel or just don't want to lug the Big
Journal out, I use the bullet journal for that, too. The longhand journal
doesn't leave my desk, and the allotment journal doesn't leave the
allotment, and the bullet journal goes anywhere that I am taking a bag with
me. It's all much easier to keep track of.
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Date: 2021-03-10 10:24 pm (UTC)Yeah, I got to a point (pre-bullet journal) where I had a calendar, a journalling notebook, a rough drafts notebook for scores, a rough drafts notebook for words, a notebook for writing down other people's texts I might set, a notebook for church planning stuff, and was also constantly starting new ones for new projects (and then losing them).
Now I have a bullet journal, an allotment logbook (lives in the greenhouse, made of waterproof paper, very helpful for writing down which peas are where so I can remember once the tongue depressor labels break down), and a longhand journal -- but if I travel or just don't want to lug the Big Journal out, I use the bullet journal for that, too. The longhand journal doesn't leave my desk, and the allotment journal doesn't leave the allotment, and the bullet journal goes anywhere that I am taking a bag with me. It's all much easier to keep track of.