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atruegift · 1 year

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January 12, 2023 | Thursday

2023 spreads. Better late than never✨

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signourneybooks · 7 months

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Show Your Bujo Theme | October 2023

A little later into the month again. I’ve been struggling keeping on top of everything. I also made a bujo instagram earlier this year but I decided to delete that. Maybe I’ll show my bujo on my art/bookstagram account but it was just too much to keep track of as well. And I wasn’t getting a lot of interaction nor did I have the time to interact with others. But back to the topic at hand. There…

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#bullet journal #october 2023 #reading bujo

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why-the-heck-not · 4 months

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making a new yearly bullet journal spread is serious business (I drew 72 mini calendar grids and my hand cramped)

#i don’t think i’ve written/drawn to the point of hand cramps since like middle school #it was bc did all the month’s habit trackers (5 per month) now in advance bc I think it makes more sense to get the full picture of all #months at once #and also those mini calendar grids are my least favorite part so now won’t have to bother with those anymore #bookblr #studyblr #booklr #aesthetic #books #study #reading #read #book #bujo #bullet journal #dark academia #january 2024 #2024 #i also have a page for books but currently it’s just a title so didn’t bother with the pic

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myattemptatbeingastudyblr · 6 months

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Unexpectedly, I’m back and doing more reading and coffee drinking than ever! It’s been a while since I posted on here, the final couple terms of my undergraduate moved away from the traditional studying format. But I have somehow found myself starting a Masters, so the cafe and study session energy has returned in full force.

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caffeinatedcatlover · 2 months

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Love seeing all the journal spreads together like this

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belovedapollo · 1 month

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here are all the notebooks/journals/sketchbook/scrapbook I’ve been using since 2023 ☺️ my favorites are Moleskine, Leuchtturm 1917 and Lamy, honorable mention would be Midori (everything in the pictures was either gifted by my fiancé or bought with my own money)🌿 reblog is ok, don’t repost/use

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study-coffee-chicago · 1 year

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Tell me you book journal, without telling me you book journal. I’ll go first, haha.

Anyway, here’s a few books I tabbed and my new November spread! I am loving it! (inspo from Pinterest). Also, those little dots in my calendar are my habits (the key’s covered up by the book I’m currently reading).

Current read 📕: The Physick Book of Deliverance Dane by Katherine Howe

Ps. For all my American peeps, don’t forget to vote in midterms on Tuesday, Nov 8!

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wheeirts · 1 month

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#art #books and libraries #help my sanity #commonplace #commonplace book #journal #planner #bujo #bullet journal #writing #reading journal #journaling #journal inspo #commonplacing #commonplace journal #art inspo #studytbr

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thecozybimbo · 1 month

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journal spread

#roomdecor #dark academia #desk aesthetic #deskinspiration #bullet journal #bujo spread #journal spread #reading journal #journaling #journal #book quotes #seulgi red velvet #seulgi #vintage aesthetic #bujo #bujoblr #dark fairycore #dark acamedia #whimsigoth

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glossyhobi · 1 year

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26.01.23 —small joys of january so far have been seeing the sunrise on a crisp morning, buying discounted flowers from my local supermarket & finding new books to get lost in

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bujokookie · 3 months

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Telling people in my life no they can’t read my journal then coming online and posting the pages 😀

#journaling #journals #journal spread #journal inspo #mine #creative journal #I let them flip through it tho but to read and digest… I’d rather chew on a denim jacket #notebook #journal #junk journal #wonyoung #Kpop bujo #weekly spread #bujo inspo #bujoblr #studyblr

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the---hermit · 11 months

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30|05|2023

23/50 days of productivity

Finally a sunny day, I don't know how long it will last, but it was great. This book I am reading for uni is becoming my arch nemesis, it will be my villain origin story, I am detesting it. I have been complaining a lot, but I have to get my frustration out so you'll have to excuse me. I got the weird idea of trying to power though the last two chapters tomorrow. I am not sure I'll manage but if I read them both in the morning when I am more focused I might manage to accomplish that. Wish me luck.

Productivity:

posted my first update on the 2023 fantasy reading challenge

finished writing down notes (and highlighted them) for the fourth chapter of Detienne's Creation of Mythology

read and highlighted the fifth chapter

wrote notes for the whole fifth chapter (I wasn't expecting to finish it today, and I am very proud I did)

finished downloading the recorded lectures of another course I want to work on in June

Irish on duolingo (still on my bare minimum bullshit so there has bene zero actual progress lately, but it's all my brain can take atm)

Self care:

read first thing in the morning

I'm trying to pay a bit more attention to my skin care but idk how long it will last (at least I'm trying)

📖: She Who Became The Sun by Shelley Parker-Chan, The Creation Of Mythology by Marcel Detienne

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signourneybooks · 1 year

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Show Your Bujo Theme | March 2023

Time flies when you are painting. February is always a quick month and I spend a good amount of my time on March’s bujo spread. This time I decided to paint portions of my illustrations with himi gouache. It does take quite a bit more time than simple markers because I have to wait for layers to dry. But I do really like how it turned out. My March bujo theme is: Howl’s Moving Castle! So let…

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#art #howl&039;s moving castle #illustrations #March bujo #reading bujo

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why-the-heck-not · 5 months

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it’s december !!!! the cozy factor upped 10x overnight

#it’s the best winter month #studyblr #bookblr #booklr #aesthetic #books #study #reading #read #book #bujo #bullet journal #dark academia #winter aesthetic #december 2023 #2023

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maddiviner · 8 months

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Reading Journals!? Why You Really Should!!

I'm writing this to promote the concept of reading journals in general for occultists!

It often seems like, while a lot of us read a ton, we don't engage enough with what we read. It's very important to think critically about the information we consume.

Keeping records of it can be helpful for that. While not everyone's going to vibe with it, I do recommend giving it a try for most witches, diviners, wizards, etc... you might like it. Keeping a reading journal? It has some advantages IMHO.

I found it works very well for keeping track of my reading goals. It also helped me engage more with what I was reading. I think this produced an altogether more interesting experience when reading fiction, too.

I learned more when reading nonfiction, and it helped prep reviews for this very website, too. It's kind of hard recently, because of health issues, but I want to keep a daily reading habit as best I can. I might change up my journaling format, though, which I'll discuss towards the end of this article.

To begin, you need a journal. Any blank notebook will work. A lot of people swear by dot grid journals. I use those for most other things. For my reading journal, I bought a pre-printed one called Kunitsa, and there are others on the market, too.

Beyond that, you only need a pen. I use a lot of highlighters and other color in my reading journal, to make tracking things more fun. Next, you're going to want to include a table of contents for your reading journal if possible. In fact, I recommend doing that for all journals, but that's another story entirely. If you pick a pre-printed reading journal like mine, choose one with such a feature.

If you're a DIYer, leave a few blank pages at the beginning of your notebook for the table of contents. Usually four or five pages will do for a table of contents, depending on the size of the journal itself. Including a table of contents can also help get past those first-page jitters if it's a blank book.

A reading journal can include an inventory of your library. My own library is digital because I have to cross the Atlantic on a frequent basis. Those with physical books might find it useful to catalogue everything, particularly favorites.

This could even include where it's stashed. Given that I could easily print a list of mine, my journal doesn't have this, but yours could. You could also organize your library based on the criteria of your choice. I do this digitally, and it can be great to be able to pull out a list of (for example) all the Tarot books I own, favorites, etc..

Keep track of your reading goals! This is the big one, of course. I try to read at least thirty minutes per day, and I log each day I meet that goal. A reading journal can include a simple daily reading tracker like mine, or variations on that.

Some people might track how many pages they've read, or even chapters, for example. You can, of course, include your To Be Read list, adding to it and crossing out as needed.

Keep track of books, authors and topics. You'll want to include a page or two for each book you read, with meaningful quotations and your own thoughts. Some people get quite elaborate with this, including diagrams, images, and such.

I stick to quoting the parts I found important, then adding my own notes. If you buy a reading journal, choose one formatted for both fiction and nonfiction. These little "spreads" on each book help a ton if you want to prepare reviews later on, or just to keep track of what you’ve read for the future.

The reading journal I've been using has a section for borrowed books. Since all my books are Kindle, and I don't typically borrow books, I repurposed this for my review schedule. You can create your own spread for that kind of thing if you're doing a DIY approach, which would be even better.

Because I didn't see a use for the first two pages of the notebook, I turned them into a little pocket using washi tape. I figure that if necessary, I can include extra trackers/etc on my own paper in the pocket. I haven't done that yet, but I probably will in the new year. Currently, the pocket only contains some unused stickers.

You could, of course, get much more complicated with a reading journal! It's all up to you. I plan to use a similar setup next time around, but doing it myself in a (larger) dot grid notebook. The preprinted version of a reading journal worked well to get me started. Now that I've got the basics figured out, I want to customize things more.

All and all, I know most occultists love journaling. At least, many of us do. But why don't more of us journal about what we read? Dedicating a notebook just for a reading journal worked great for me, and might work for you, too.

I'd look into different options (preprinted, blank notebooks, digital) before getting started. Don't be afraid to mess up, like with any new notebook. It can become a way of looking deeper into what you're reading, though.

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caffeinatedcatlover · 2 months

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Recent pictures.

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