Journals

Do you keep a journal?  I love the idea of journaling, but the only journal I have is a prayer journal. Even with great intentions to keep a journal about each day, it only lasts about a week until either 1) I don't feel like I have significant things happening each day or 2) I just don't feel like spending the time each day to write down what's going on.  My solution is Keel's simple diary (one of my birthday presents from Caleb).  It's more of a guided journal, with a few blanks to fill in or questions to answer about your day.  It's quick, it's kind of weird, and I like it.

B&N, $12.82

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If you're like me and just can't seem to get on track with journaling regularly, here are some more creative journals that might be helpful and fun.

Journal by seasons of the year to take the pressure off of writing daily

ReForm School, $16.95

365 pages to write just one line a day for five years

Chronicle Books, $16.95

A travel journal to fill out

Chronicle Books, $16.95

A journal that prompts you to fill the pages and destroy them - by taking it in the shower,

painting with coffee, poking holes in the pages, etc.

B&N, $13.95

Keep track of all of the hilarious things you child says

Chronicle Books, $14.95