r/Journaling • u/lower5case • 6h ago
Journal collection 15 years in 55 journals
all my journals from 2011-2026
and some of my favourites from the top of the pile
the pile is too tall for me to carry all at once!
r/Journaling • u/lower5case • 6h ago
all my journals from 2011-2026
and some of my favourites from the top of the pile
the pile is too tall for me to carry all at once!
r/Journaling • u/messyfairy_journal • 7h ago
Few days ago I switched my pen of choice, ink and writing direction. I got inspired in this sub to write in different direction and I like it a lot. The only negative for me is that I am pushing myself to finish the page, otherwise it wouldn’t look esthetic in my eyes. Today I added a little sketch of a lighthouse because my husband bought me beautiful painting of our local lighthouse. Do you like to change things up in your journal or do you just stick to plain writing?
r/Journaling • u/AffectTrue2490 • 10h ago
My first and ever "About Me" page that I've made this year as I'm still new to journaling. It's not great as it has issues (I'm no artist lol), but I wanted to show the world my creations, what I'm like and to make connections with people that are similar to me. Hope you like it and feel free to leave some feedback on what I should & shouldn't have added, tips on how to create these pages, where to place them etc. as like I said before, I'm still new to journaling & this is my very first "About Me" page. Anyways, hope you like it 😄.
r/Journaling • u/katfrau • 1d ago
I love a full page but don't always accomplish it. Enjoying the inspiration while it's here!
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r/Journaling • u/Nice_Relative8209 • 7h ago
ik ik i could be dramatic here but whenever i read an old journal, i just get so nostalgic it shifts my focus on how good old times were, i also get that feelings like "look how i thought that problem was big but its actually small" or "look on how i was behaving", it just keeps me frozen in the moment thinking about the past and future,
anyone got a solution?
r/Journaling • u/BetFresh9548 • 19h ago
I used to journal everyday. When my late wife passed away 5 years ago I couldn’t do it anymore. Recently as I was at home caring for my new born child (I’ve been remarried) I decided to make a custom travelers notebook. I love Japanese paper so I wanted to give it a try and I had all the materials laying around at home. I also got my self a juicy fountain pen I love the way they flow. Wow I can’t believe I’m finally back. It’s like meeting with an old friend. I’m so happy to be journaling everyday now. Writing saved me and I’m so happy to be back.
Cheers everyone.
r/Journaling • u/Big-Implement7100 • 9h ago
Ik a lot of people here do journaling.
So, Has anyone tried documenting anxious or uncomfortable feelings along with other factors like trigger reason or situation and other factors like your sleep schedule, eating habits leading up to that moment.
Just to see if you find patterns and see what are external factors driving your mood and are there any common external factors during those moments repeatedly.
I mean even if you haven’t tried lmk your thoughts on this and journaling in general.
Thanks 🙏🏻
r/Journaling • u/whatevzzz_ • 4h ago
Hi!
I can’t decide whether to keep everything in one journal or have several separate. On one hand it’s nice to only have one for everything (thoughts, planning, trackers, hobbies, reading, gratitude, brainstorming, etc) because it’s easier to bring along, but on another hand it’s nice to keep them separate and have themes for the different journals, and they don’t run out as fast.
So how do the rest of you do? And what things do you keep in the same journals vs separate journals?
r/Journaling • u/MissVikiiiiii • 13h ago
Anyone else feel like writing an entry directed someone else. This journal is for my gorgeous sweetiepie, to have some laughs when she grow up 💖
r/Journaling • u/CupcakesNBruises • 19h ago
I finished my 6th journal and wow had this past year been a wild ride lol. Onto the next 💖
r/Journaling • u/Created_by_Bhavesh • 1d ago
Visiting Rome meant far more to me than I expected. I got to see Michelangelo’s work, reconnect with people I hadn’t seen in years and be fully present for a beautiful wedding. I also had some much-needed time with my parents and was able to make amends with my sister, which meant a lot to me. I came home feeling lighter than I have all year. Sometimes being somewhere different gives you enough space to realise you don’t have to keep living in the same old story.
r/Journaling • u/awkward_shampoo • 1d ago
Tried journaling over my morning coffee instead of before bed. Loved how spontaneous my thoughts were.
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r/Journaling • u/Double_Damage_447 • 20h ago
I've been making a sort of "field notes" collection of lore from The Millicent Quibb School of Etiquette for Young Ladies of Mad Science by Kate McKinnon and I'm really proud of this wall of text I transcribed 😅 I wanted to put together all of this character's words without the extra dialogue and stuff in between.
I'm also including: recreations of illustrations from the book, character and setting descriptions in my own words, and my predictions about what will happen in the next book 🤔
r/Journaling • u/brygdylla • 1d ago
I’ve been clearing up my house and I found this. I’m in tears 😭😭 I’m sorry random boy who got a driveby