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 When I was twenty my grandmother invited me to Europe for two weeks. I had never been abroad and was excited about the trip. If I one of my professors about my upcoming trip, he told me suggested: ". Keep a journal," More than ten years later I am so grateful for his suggestion, as I can on my memories of that first trip to Europe in my journal.Keeping a travel diary is kept very simple. Bring a journal with you on your vacation and take things of interest to you. What's interesting is what your eye does not cover the tourist attractions, but some small details, something in your hotel room or you overhear a conversation in the elevator, or maybe something about the transport system. Your magazine is the best gift could bring back from holiday, as it will be the most personal. It's a great idea to choose a magazine style that appeals to you. Whether it lined or unlined paper or leather or with a tarpaulin - Pick up a magazine that feels good in your hand. The size of your magazine is also important. Some people believe that a log book should be small and very portable. But other people prefer to work with a larger format magazine. My diary has always been more than 8 ½ "x 11" as a normal size of the paper and that is the size that I prefer. I have not found any real challenges in transport, it fits in a backpack. A good tip is to get some kind of waterproof cover for your magazine - as a heavy weight plastic bag with a good seal or one of those plastic envelopes that you can find in a stationary store. You never know when things can leak in your pocket, or it might start to rain - and this might just ruin your diary. Consider also bring an extra plastic bag or envelope back brochures and postcards to put in your diary. You will probably find that in the course of the day, you make in your journal at night in your hotel paste. After a little lightweight, it is on the market half the battle. Always carry some with you when you write your journal. Note also the implementation of a variety of pens, markers, pencils or pastels to make your magazine an artistic touch. Even if you can only stick figures, a magazine has a way of liberation your creative juices. You can find things quickly scribble on the edge, or writing short poems. Maps are also a wonderful thing to consider, that your magazine because they show where you have been. You can glue show portions of the map to where you are on that day and then pursuing another section on another day, where were you the next day. Bring a glue stick to postcards and brochures stick in your diary. Bring a small pair of scissors, so you can trim or cut them into shapes you like. Keep these concepts in practice in a plastic bag. There are so many things can you consider recording in your journal. Impressions of the sights you have seen on this day. A description of a meal that you have had. A description of a person you are in a museum or a cafe that had caught the eye has seen. A list of the things that you would like to make on holiday. Any feelings that come up about being on vacation - frustrations with travel or how you feel about the hotel in which you reside as your flight was. It's all the little details that you want to stay. Here are some journaling prompts to get you started on running a travel / vacation Journal: What was my inspiration for coming here? What is my first impression of this place? What are ten things I want to be sure to make on this holiday? What I'm excited / nervous about doing in respect of my vacation? Is this the first time I came here? If not, describe the other times I have been here, what guides and information, I have to travel to this place? What is my goal for this holiday? Education, recreation, restoration, family time, romance I've ever when traveling alone? Where? What ten places I will next visit?