How are YOU using your Logbook?

[Kristin Rutten]

When we're trying to form new habits or navigate unfamiliar territory, it can be very helpful to see how others have done the same thing.

Have YOU found a way to make the Memory Logbook a part of your daily life? If so, I'd love to share your story on our blog ...

If you're interested in sharing your story through a guest post, please contact me and tell me a little about how you're using your Logbook.

Looking forward to hearing from you!

[eryn]

sob sob ..I'm not! I have been so slack lately. that's what happens when I get too tired.

[bonnierose]

I just received mine today in the mail.. woohoo.. so let me get back to ya.. !

love love it....

[Lucia]

great idea Kristen. I really enjoyed your blog post a couple of weeks ago on how someone was using their's and it changed what I was doing. I'm cutting and pasting a lot more, LOL!

[ajohnson]

Here is what I am doing: (this is long) I carry my book with me to work and/or on the road. Whatever sparks my interest, I jot it down. Everything is now in one spot.

On the "calendar" part I am recording the highs/lows of the weather. We are having such a weird January with weather, so I am keeping track daily which might spark a layout for winter. I did not print the daily calendar sheets because I bought a planner before this one but I am printing daily sheets if something happens and I want to do more journaling. For example, for my 12 of 12 page, I printed the day (12th), did the journaling, sketched a layout I liked and now everything is together when I go and do the layout.
I have also have before each month, a list of things I want to capture for that month. I also keep on this list ideas that I find, like you Valentine project, I made a note on the "February Project List" where the idea is, i.e. downloaded or need to purchase or blog post so when I work on that idea, I can remember where I found it. Also on my project sheet I keep notes of things we did so when I do my monthly roundup, some info is right on that page, instead of paging through all the calendars.

For the challenges, I read through the challenges and make notes on the page. Some ideas I might have/pages I like.

This book works for me and I love it. I am such a visual person and everything is in one spot, easy to carry around which makes me happy. Having the download version allows me to print only what I need and not get overwhelmed. I have tried other methods of keeping track of ideas and stuff and everything just felt so scattered.

Okay enough for now. I can't tell enough how much this book works for me. ~Ann

[melrio]

I'm LOVIN' my LogBook! Seriously....it has taken the place of my DayTimer with appointments, to-do lists, etc. I carry it in my backpack which goes with me to work, college, everywhere. I absolutely love it and people at work have even asked where I got it. Of course, they're not into scrapbooking but do love the concept. Thank you for creating such a helpful book...for my everyday life.

[nativescrapper]

that is so cool. I have a tab by my desk that I use to write everything on. But now I use the book for everything.. its so cool.

[klr291]

Here is what I am doing: (this is long) I carry my book with me to work and/or on the road. Whatever sparks my interest, I jot it down. Everything is now in one spot.

On the "calendar" part I am recording the highs/lows of the weather. We are having such a weird January with weather, so I am keeping track daily which might spark a layout for winter. I did not print the daily calendar sheets because I bought a planner before this one but I am printing daily sheets if something happens and I want to do more journaling. For example, for my 12 of 12 page, I printed the day (12th), did the journaling, sketched a layout I liked and now everything is together when I go and do the layout.
I have also have before each month, a list of things I want to capture for that month. I also keep on this list ideas that I find, like you Valentine project, I made a note on the "February Project List" where the idea is, i.e. downloaded or need to purchase or blog post so when I work on that idea, I can remember where I found it. Also on my project sheet I keep notes of things we did so when I do my monthly roundup, some info is right on that page, instead of paging through all the calendars.

For the challenges, I read through the challenges and make notes on the page. Some ideas I might have/pages I like.

This book works for me and I love it. I am such a visual person and everything is in one spot, easy to carry around which makes me happy. Having the download version allows me to print only what I need and not get overwhelmed. I have tried other methods of keeping track of ideas and stuff and everything just felt so scattered.

Okay enough for now. I can't tell enough how much this book works for me. ~Ann

That really is such a great idea, and I only downloaded mine last night and printed it this morning. I don't want to be at work today, I just want to play with it! I must admit, I've already been jotting things down in it. It's amazing. I love it so much!!

[sakura-panda]

I have not opened mine since I received it. I need to dig it out and start using it!

[anrobe]

I was so good about using it for the first month and I've totally slacked off in February. Maybe I'll start carrying it with me like Mel has done - that might encourage me to USE it!