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There are a few books in our library collection regarding journals and just one "Bullet Journal for Beginners," but this and the "Start Here" video gave enough inspiration and clarity to the program attendees that any preparation I did beyond that was unnecessary. This project becomes very personal, so less is more in beginning your system of organizing.
Aside from the books and video instructions, I found Amanda Rach Lee, BuJo Guru. You can follow her bullet journal journey on her website, Tiny Ray of Sunshine. With Amanda, discover how to organize areas in your life other than the day-to-day stuff. I made sure of getting good quality notebooks (the dotted kind) and Staedtler Triplus Fineliner pens to start our bullet journals as a group. After several hours of researching, putting these pens to use proved them to be my favorite! Try a few pens to know what's best for you.
We put the 3-D printers to work by printing stencils for every participant in the group. This made it easy for the less-than-artsy folks to create beautifully planned pages with a professional edge. These files can be found on Thingiverse and are free to use.
These Middle Mondaze are a chance for Middle Schoolers, ages 13+, to set aside some time for Mindfulness. Bullet Journals help get you organized. Mandala Painting will surely relax your mind and get you closer the core of your heart. Join us on Monday, February 19, from 2:30-3:30 for a colorful, calming experience.
If you missed the first round of bullet journaling, join us for Bite the Bullet Journal (take 2) on Monday, April 23. Your busy life will thank you.
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