10082021. I loved using a vertical style planner, and using all those cute sticker to commemorate my days. It was really fun planning like this, and while I miss being able to plan in this style, I have to admit it was slightly time consuming to do so. But, seriously, how cute are those pages!!
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08112021. I found this gem in my photos a few weeks ago and I decided to save it in my drafts lol. I think I need to show my current vertical planner some love before I finally close the door on my vertical planning journey. Anyone here do vertical planning or vertical style memory keeping like this?
I recently switched my planner setup so wanted to talk through how I'm planning now, the reasons for the change, and how I'm hoping this new setup will be helpful in light of that (:
The old notebook I used is a Rhodia Rhodiarama A6 with dotted paper, and the new one is the Rhodia Rhodiarama 190mmx250mm also with dotted paper (I think I said it was 190mmx270mm in the video, oops) - I buy all my 'basic' stationary (aka anything that isn't washi tape or stickers) from cultpens.co.uk, I think they're great! (The other stationary bits I get on etsy!)
I'd be interested to hear your thoughts on planner stuff, and if you use a pre-printed planner/diary, which do you use? (:
The description of a previous video (my houseplant tour) was a breakdown of some starting points for learning about racism and the Black Lives Matter movement - a link to that is here https://youtu.be/Sdib0dXSBBA or alternatively in a tumblr post which can be found here https://b-blushes.tumblr.com/post/625604180840693760/houseplant-tour-resources-about-blm-and-racism
I tried to break things into digestible chunks for people that are overwhelmed and/or struggling with executive dysfunction but still want to continue learning. For example, there are links to instagram posts on a variety of topics, that are helpful as primers on new information and to provide a more focussed topic and key words to research further.
If there's anything you think would be helpful to add, please leave a comment - I hit the character limit on that description, but can make a separate tumblr post to link to in the future (: