In which I attempt to taste a strawberry-flavored facial scrub and realize common sense also factors into self-care.
In which I attempt to taste a strawberry-flavored facial scrub and realize common sense also factors into self-care.
In which I realize I may be developing an obsession for sorting my stationery by theme and category.
In which I recap the best (and worst) moments and spreads of last year. See how much the bullet journal can change your life and perspective, one page at a time.
In which I was set loose within National Book Store and, not much later, hoarded further from an online stationery shop.
On this day last year, my father died. It’s easy to be caught up in my tunnel vision of grief, but I need to move forward. It’s what he would’ve wanted me to do.
In which I unbox my 2018 planner: the Hobonichi Techo Cousin Avec. I splurged because I can.
In which I share personal dedications from authors I’ve met, my devotion to a late American poet, and the series that started my bookworming.
In which I make the most of a five-day internet shortage and retreat into nature. I also got the chance to recharge my crystals and my creative energy.
This 50-year-old in a 20-something-body is back with another installment to what should’ve been a monthly Plan With Me series. Going back to basics this month because I’ve been too to handle extra with the colors and printouts. Check it out!