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Bujo: The first 30 days!

The style is already evolving.  Now I want to put pockets in so that it becomes a book like we had when we were kids with things that came out and things that were soft or smooth, little animals that fit into the pockets in the book....
This is a sequence for partner yoga I am working on.  Its what i thought would be the second sequence of my yoga homework but.....
These pages are a program I am working on, for yoga teachers, a round table type thing.  The other side is a few dailies...and some doodles for the schedule sign at On a Whim!


This is my reading shelf on one side and ideas for my blog, website and facebook page on the other.  I am going to make a yellow circle pocket for the lightbulb...to keep small ideas in.


My weeklies have changed most.  I went to a biweekly which I find easier to work with.  I may even try the dutch door I keep hearing of.  Next week when I make the new outline, I will post it.  The weeks I have from the beginning of this journey are pretty full up with my stuff.....


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