#cozycreativity

little planner check in ✨📖

i’ve been trying this daily template in my journal while waiting for my planner to arrive and it has honestly been working so well for me.

my 2026 bullet journal setup ✨📖

this journal feels like a fresh chapter — not in a loud, reinvent-my-life way, but in a quiet, intentional one. for 2026, i’m focusing on layouts that feel supportive, flexible, and kind to my brain. less pressure, more room to breathe.

i kept things simple on purpose: gentle structure, cozy visuals, and spreads that can grow with me instead of box me in. i want this journal to be a place i return to, not something i feel like i’m constantly behind on.

here’s to a year of showing up imperfectly, creatively, and honestly.

here’s this week’s spread — soft colors, gentle routines, and a layout that feels like a calm breath in the middle of december. i’m trying to keep things simple, cozy, and adhd-friendly, letting my journal support me instead of overwhelm me.

this spread isn’t about doing everything perfectly — it’s about creating space to check in, reset, and move through the week with a little more kindness.

how i’ve been using my bullet journal lately ✨📖

lately, my journal has been less about planning perfectly and more about checking in with myself. i’m using it to track gentle routines, set small intentions, and give my thoughts somewhere safe to land — even if they’re messy or unfinished.

i’m letting go of the idea that every page has to be filled or every week has to look the same. some days it’s lists and reminders, other days it’s reflections, doodles, or just a few words written sideways in the margin.

my bullet journal has become a support tool instead of a productivity test. something i return to when i need grounding, clarity, or a little creative comfort.

a few spreads from my february journal 🌷✨

looking back at the pages that held this month. small notes, simple spreads, and moments that might have passed too quickly if they were not written down.

My PenPal Application

hi, i’m sara 🌷

i’m a cozy creative from Brazil but based in the Atlanta, GA, and i spend a lot of my time journaling, scrapbooking, and documenting little everyday moments. i love slow evenings, quiet routines, stationery that feels too pretty to use (but i use it anyway), and making my planner feel like a safe space instead of a to-do list.

outside of journaling, i enjoy watching shows, youtube, gentle productivity content, and anything with a soft, comforting vibe. i’m usually watching something in the background while i journal, lighting a candle, or reorganizing my supplies “just for fun.”

i’m neurodivergent (I struggle with ADHD and other not so fun things) and really value kindness, patience, and pressure-free creativity. i’m not looking for perfect handwriting or aesthetic letters — just genuine connection, creativity, and a love for slow, thoughtful mail.

adhd student starter pack ✨📖

these are the little things that help me stay grounded, focused, and somewhat organized as an ADHD student. not perfect systems, just supports that make things feel a little easier.

this week’s spread ✨📖

i’ve been testing the passion planner daily template in my journal while i wait for my actual planner to arrive on monday. it’s been fun experimenting with the layout and imagining how it will feel once the real planner is here.