Baaaaaa! 🐏 Hello BuJoWa friends, I feel like I have found my home! I've been lurking on the thread for a while while I tried to remember my MN password, which is now handily stored in the BuJo. I'm a bit of a planner addict and thanks to you I have been adapting the BuJo for use in my lovely Erin Condren planner. I use the pages at the back for lists and trackers, and the side column of each weekly page for goals / to-do's. The downsides are, it's quite bulky and some of the planner designs are very 'inspirational quote-y', but it's great quality, plus STICKERS. And there's a separate booklet tucked into a back pocket for things that are permanent and need carrying over to new planners, like addresses, user names, etc.
I'm actually rather jealous of your Leuchturms, but can't quite figure out how I'd manage without a really structured diary section. My work days are full of meetings with different people, in different places, every day is different and many days are often planned quite far in advance, so I think I need a week to view page, where each half hour is marked out, like a standard diary. Has anyone seen any weekly spreads like that? How does everyone else manage their work appointments?
On the prettiness front, I am a fan of pepper and twine's Instagram account - she does some beautiful diary / BuJo spreads. She inspired me to get some family photos printed on stickers to use in my BuJo/planner. I got them at Moo printworks - I got 90 tiny postage stamp sized stickers (all different) for about £5.50! Am tempted to get bigger rectangular ones too..
Have also been practising my handwriting which is awful! Thank you Bendy for the lettering lesson link. I think it might take longer than 5 days though...