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August 2017: No More Practice Journal


Taking a break after setting up for August. Lovin' life at the beach.
He knew just what I wanted.

At the end of the rainbow!

Where the butterflies fly and the habit trackers track...

There's a bi-weekly vertical dutch door set up with lots of list space on the other side.  I have a number of items that happen every week and being a bullet journal, meant to be about productivity, I really don't want to write them every week. They fit great in the left margin.




These are the beginning of some collections I am working on for the year.   The @ is for my websites page views and blog post dates.  The yoga man is for tracking my teacher hours, but I have not figured out how to create something to color here and incorporate the information I want to keep.  Like me on facebook:  onawhimnicaragua. Help color another lotus petal....

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