Have you ever begun reading a book to realize a few pages later than you already read it years ago? Do you remember if it’s worth re-reading or wish you had picked up something totally new?
Fiction or non-fiction readers sometimes keep a running list of book titles and/or authors. Sometimes that list is useful when shopping for more by a favorite author and for avoiding duplications.
Some readers write reviews to post online for benefitting the author and letting others know their thoughts about the books they read. Then some readers forget about a book as the last page turns.
Use this journal for keeping a list, also for recording a few thoughts about what you liked or disliked about each book. Use a page per book or more if you want.
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Meal Planning Journal
2 editions
Meal planning can be easy and fun, whether you like to cook or not. Use this journal to plan for a day or a week or to jump ahead with holiday or special event ideas.
Keep it handy for trips to the store so you will have notes of exactly what is needed for the coming days. The better you can plan a few days, or even weeks, in advance, the more likely you can reduce the number of trips to the store.
This is also helpful for planning what to do with leftovers, whether you want to freeze them for next week or repurpose them for another day. You won’t put something in the freezer or back of the fridge and let it be forgotten if you already have a plan for it.
Health Notes Journal
This journal will be a helpful tool for keeping health and medical information all in one place.
Seniors or anyone undergoing surgery, chemotherapy, radiation or other ongoing treatments will need to keep track of appointments, medications and changing conditions.
Pregnant women and new parents often experience daily physical or emotional changes and frequent medical appointments.
Anyone can benefit from recording daily health conditions and even emotions. The healing power of writing can be useful for someone who doesn’t want to talk to a professional or even a friend about feelings and health issues.
Use a page or two a day or whenever you think of a question or learn something new as well as when you can express your thoughts or describe your health issues.
You might be surprised at how much it helps you daily, and then again at the end of a year or the end of a treatment routine when you can look back at your changing conditions.
Your journal will also be useful if you should need a caregiver to assist you in keeping track of appointments or medications.
Travel Notes Journal
Use this journal first for your notes while planning a trip. It’s always helpful to have contacts and information in one place. Your advance research might reveal some sightseeing, shopping or dining which shouldn’t be missed.
Then use the journal during the trip itself to record a few details, memories or surprises. You will undoubtedly be shopping or eating at unexpected places or finding treats along the way. Saving a record of the good and the bad will help you when returning to the destination or when planning a different trip.
You might even meet people you want to remember, or you can start on ideas for the next trip.
Use a page for each trip or a page for each day, whatever works for you. It’s going to provide valuable information along with memories as you look back.
You can also use a section of this journal for your bucket list as you encounter ideas to be researched for your future travel.
Pet Journal Coming Soon
