


I used to be really good about working in my journal every few days. Believe me, with my schedule, every few days was great. My eyes were trained to scan magazine pages for words, phrases, letters, and numbers that would be utilized for my visual journaling. I even wrote a tutorial for a group I once belonged to on how to get started on journaling. Then I let life get in the way and I stopped. I've dug up a blank journal and I'm going to start creating entries as often as I can. It may not be daily, but it'll definitely get done.
2 comments:
Hi Linda
Thanks for stopping by and leaving such sweet comments. I love your journal work and the bold images you use. It's always nice to make new friends in blog land!
robin
Robin, I was just checking out your etsy shop. Really cool stuff. OMG! Look at the time! Thanks for visiting my blog.
Linda
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