I can’t give you a 🍕 because I’m reasonably sure you’re a gay man and I’m just an ambisextrous woman but I’ve followed you for a while and I think you’re neat so I offer this: 🧁
I will cherish this 🧁 forever 🥺
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I can’t give you a 🍕 because I’m reasonably sure you’re a gay man and I’m just an ambisextrous woman but I’ve followed you for a while and I think you’re neat so I offer this: 🧁
I will cherish this 🧁 forever 🥺

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The biggest piece of advice I have for any kind of decorative journaling at all is to accept that you will make mistakes from time to time. We’re human, we’re perfectly imperfect, it will happen. However, we can still work to make things as clean as we want or just fully embrace the chaos a shaky hand and winging it will bring (I do both all the time).
There are three things you can do with a mistake (i’m talking like you inked the wrong section or wrote somewhere you didn’t mean to).
1. leave it and move on
2. alter it to become part of the design in some way (I have a great example coming soon with my 2021 set up videos).
3. cover it up with stickers or washi tape.
They’re all fairly simple, and every time I’ve used on of these pieces I’ve loved how the page turned out - after I mourn the lost original design for a moment.
cleverfox replied to your post: also i am. 25 tmrw and i don’t like it
I have a pet conure, which is a sort of very small, very loud parrot. When we go to bed, we must put a sheet over her enclosure to block out light. Otherwise when the sun comes up, she will shriek in joy at it. Basically like a very small tie dyed rooster. If the black out sheet is up when the sun rises, then later in the morning when we wake up and remove it, she is like “no sunrise today, the sun just happened. No need to scream today.” Her name is Noot. Try sleeping though it like Noot!
noot has somethin goin for her there i'll tell u that
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How do I mark up the mini-cals in my future log, you ask? I only put Jewish holidays on the mini calendar itself, and use half-boxes to remind myself which sunset actually starts each holiday. And I put an X through each fast day so I don’t get excited thinking it’s a fun holiday and then check below and realize I can’t eat

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I put a page at the beginning of each bujo with just space to jot down what works and doesn’t throughout, and give myself a jumping off point when designing the next journal. I didn’t fill out this last one very much, which I suppose is a good sign that I’m sitting in a happy place with bullet journaling :)
halfway through the month but way more than halfway through the space I thought I’d need for my gratitude log...guess I need to stop being so grateful for everything
Happy October!! Here’s my (blankish) monthly, with a light orange color from my Crayola Supertips pack (I think it’s the “tan” color but the individual markers did not come labelled). Since I have some extra vertical space with the 4mm dot grid in CleverFox notebooks, I added a reminder to myself to focus on in the Jewish new year.