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Bujo: The New Habit: Week 2

My Weekly layout for week 2.  It is already changing and evolving.  I am sure this will continue until I find just the right design.
This is the mandala I am creating.  I have come to a standstill at this point because I am not sure what to do..I am afraid to make a mistake.
My homework and potential new restorative class sequence.

This is my list of things for Canada this summer.




Spring Wishes and Things that make you go hmmmm....my thinking page.

Looking forward to Week 3 and all the new pages, changes and tweaks that will happen.....
                                                                       





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