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  1. UNIQUE NOTEBOOKS for Kids or Adults! 📚✨
    Back-to-school shopping just got more fun! 🎒
    Discover unique NOTEBOOKS —perfect for school, journaling, doodling, or thoughtful GIFTS. 🎁📓

    And the best part? The covers can be FRAMED as mini ART PRINTS! 🖼️
    🌟 Many creative designs to choose from—find a favorite for every personality:
    💝ez-lorenz.pixels.com/shop/spir

    #ArtForSale #Notebooks #Journaling #School #Writing #ArtShop #Gifts #Giftideas #FediGiftShop #BackToSchool #SchoolSupplies #Birthday

  2. 綠色的一週
    飢餓中完成耶,結果沒吃午餐
    貼完才可做晚餐!

    #journaling #乳齒象友的手工嘟聲

  3. ich bin dann mal in ein neues #rabbithole abgetaucht: #anytype… Die Komplexität von dem Ding finde ich hoch und daher ist meine Lernkurve nicht allzu steil. Gleichzeitig bin ich aber von der GUI und den Möglichkeiten gleichermaßen angetan.

    Mal schauen, ob die Begeisterung anhält und ob man auch wieder schnell in das Tool zurückfindet, wenn man es mal ein paar Tage nicht genutzt hat.

    #pkm #tooltips #journaling

  4. Hat jemand Erfahrung mit #Paperblanks Notizbüchern und #Füller? Würde mir gerne für 2027 eins als Journal kaufen.

    Gerne #boost wegen Reichweite.

    #fountainpens #journaling

  5. Beautiful morning to journal outside again. TWSBI Eco Cerulean Blue inked with Franklin-Christoph DC'25.

    #fountainpens #journaling #franklinchristoph #fountainpenink

  6. What You Want to Give Them That You Didn’t Have

    There's a particular difficulty in trying to give your children something you had to build for yourself. When you give something that was given to you, you have a template. When you try to give something you didn't receive, you're building the offering from the absence. And the absence is not the same as the thing.

    journalingwrite.wordpress.com/

  7. My new reading setup! I got a new mini ereader that has a magnet on the back. I have it stuck to a passport holder on the left and a field notes size journal on the right. I have taken up a reading journal to help me remember what I read!

    #reading #book #ereader #journaling

  8. Yikes - mailing lists are getting super passive aggressive. #art #FountainPens #journaling This reminds me of Bruce Willis' "mother" in The Fifth Element.

  9. Raining cats and dogs here, so inside journaling it is. Today's pen is Benu x inkdependence Purrfect Match. Ink is Papier Plume Green Ivy.

    #fountainpens #journaling #papierplume

  10. Another outdoor journaling session today with Relic Pens Dragon Scales. This one has a mini cutlass grind by All in the Nib. Easily my favorite of my collection. Ink is The Wet Pen Bull Kelp

    #fountainpens #journaling #thewetpen #relicpens

  11. Journaling outside today with the Leonardo Momento Zero. Ink is Teal Waistband from Amarillo Stationery.

    #fountainpens #stationery #journaling #amarillostationery

  12. Saying the Hard Thing to the People Who Know You Best

    You can say the honest thing to a colleague more easily than to the person you share a life with. Not because it matters less. Because it matters so much that the risk of getting it wrong feels significantly higher. The closest relationships are the hardest place to use what you've learnt.

    journalingwrite.wordpress.com/

  13. Math Game Monday: Walter Joris’s Sequencium

    This game takes strategic thinking and planning ahead, and it makes a great journaling prompt, too.

    Many parents remember struggling to learn math. We hope to provide a better experience for our children. And one of the best ways for children to enjoy learning is through hands-on play.

    So what are you waiting for? Let’s play some math!

    Walter Joris’s Sequencium

    Math Concepts: strategic thinking.

    Players: two players or two teams.

    Equipment: blank paper, colored pencils or markers.

    How to Play

    Draw a 6 × 6 grid of squares as a gameboard for players to share. Each player needs a different color pencil or pen.

    Players begin by each writing the number 1 in opposite corner squares. Then take turns writing numbers until the grid is full.

    On your turn, choose a square that touches any of your own previously numbered squares at a side or corner. Write the number that is one greater than the square you are touching. Draw a short line to connect those two numbers.

    Your number sequence may branch and may cross the opponent’s line. Each branch continues the counting sequence from whichever square it touches.

    If your new square is touching more than one of your numbers, continue counting from the higher number. Whoever reaches the greatest number wins the game.

    A game in progress.

    Variations

    Use the game as a journaling prompt. Here are some sample questions:

    • What is your strategy for winning?
    • Do you think this is a fair game, or does one player have an advantage?
    • How would you count score, so you could compare your performance from one game to the next?
    • How would you modify the game rules? Is your version easier or harder than the original game?
    • Do you prefer logical strategy games or games of chance? Or do the best games have a bit of both? Explain.

     
    * * *

    This game is an excerpt from 312 Things To Do with a Math Journal. Discover more of my books, printable activities, and cool mathy merch at Denise Gaskins’ Playful Math Store.

    Special Offer: Would you like to access a growing archive of Math Monday games and other activity ideas as convenient printable pdf downloads, ready to print and play with your kids? Join me on Patreon or choose the paid subscription on Substack for mathy inspiration, tips, printable activities, and more.

    “Math Game Monday: Walter Joris’s Sequencium” copyright © 2024 by Denise Gaskins.

    #Games #Journaling #MathGameMonday
  14. When my mom passed away in 2020, I found every postcard I'd ever sent her pinned to a board above her couch, some over 30 years old. Reading through them again was like a time capsule of an entire life of travel. I wrote up what I learned about writing postcards that are actually worth keeping: travel.sidewalksafari.com/how-

    #Journaling #FamilyTravel #Memories

  15. The Version of You That Comes Home

    Every working day produces two versions of you. The version that goes out, calibrated and managed. The version that comes back, which is whatever is left after the day has done what it does. Your partner and children don't live with the first version. They live with this one.

    journalingwrite.wordpress.com/

  16. From the always entertaining Tim Steiner, AKA Hemingway Jones: The Rebellion of Writing by Hand in a World of Screens
    #FountainPen #handwriting #journaling

    youtube.com/watch?v=a5Sw6XzVmF4

  17. Journal Blog @langnertimon-dqync.wordpress.com@langnertimon-dqync.wordpress.com ·

    Roadtrip Ontario to Sasketchwan 2

    here my latest journaling hopefully you enjoy reading it:) If you feel for getting in touch do not be shy and just reach out

    langnertimon-dqync.wordpress.c

  18. @hyde @alex

    Thanks for inviting me to participate. I enjoyed digging into the topics and even learned about some new ones.

    Definitely making Flammkuchen at some point!

    #indieweb #smallweb #plaintext #journaling #pkm #tech #cooking #books #blogpost #blogging #pandoc #books #reading #productivity

  19. A birthday gift from my wife is a gift card to my local stationary store. She’s on board with my collection of fountain pens and journals!!

    #fountainpen #journaling

  20. I got gifted a nice looking pen and all of a sudden I go down a rabbit hole on how to improve my penmanship and ended up getting a dip pen and ink to write in my journal.

    #penmanship #fountainpen #dippen #journaling #ink