2019 One Line A Day: A Five-Year Memory Book

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Jot down ideas or highlights one page for every day and compare your entries to the same date in years past in this notebook.

Not so much space that’s it’s overwhelming to fill in each day -just a brief few sentences that you can look back on and reminisce - wish I’d found this sooner! You can use all sorts of abbreviations for your journal, so it’s both saving space and adds a little bit of privacy! When I finished my first journal, it felt like I had five years of my life documented and bound; a pretty blue time capsule. This small handsome book features a rich oatmeal-colored, canvas cloth case, striking metallic page edges, and a ribbon page marker and one line for every day.For over five decades, Chronicle Books has been developing award-winning, innovative design, art, architecture, photography, food, lifestyle, pop culture, and children's books and gifts. I tend to record the good things and the way I generally feel, but it could be whatever comes to mind. Finding these different ways to engage myself in the writing process didn’t just make recording my memories more exciting; it reminded me of the beauty in approaching any day more creatively or with a different outlook.

We all know, intuitively, that change is inevitable, but sometimes, it can be tough to recognize how much we’ve changed over time because we see ourselves every day. I really treasure this book for all the memories I have in it, my one is quite tattered now but it has travelled round the world with me to France, America, the Swiss Alps and various other trips I’ve gone on. Etsy’s 100% renewable electricity commitment includes the electricity used by the data centres that host Etsy.Something you’ve watched/heard/read
Make a note of any article, book chapter or quote, podcast episode or TV programme from your day. Turning off the personalised advertising setting won’t stop you from seeing Etsy ads, but it may make the ads you see less relevant or more repetitive. When I first began my journal, each entry started with “Today, I…” The redundant sentence starter soon inspired me to look for more creative ways to begin, which turned me into a more thoughtful observer of my surroundings.