Happy December!

Does anyone else LOVE the idea of December journalling and then get a bit het-up that you don’t document daily? I do sometimes – however this year I have promised myself I will not get caught up in that mentality; it’s important to enjoy your creative time still, and not feel pressured to do it.

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I used November’s kit to document a mundane dog walk, but it’s something I find joy in every day – quiet walks in a morning or evening are sometimes just what we need (when Milo is behaving!)

This page is literally half a side, a tip-in. It took me less than 30 minutes. I loved the idea and creativity behind this kit, as it was a gentle, easy reminder to find the joy in the little things.

The tab pulls out my journalling so it is hidden away but still visible for an interactive element, I love having these pieces in my journals as it adds a different additional dimension.

 

I hope this gives you a small insight to how I am documenting the little things during December, and remember you don’t have to do it daily!

 

Have a lovely Christmas and I will catch up with you soon!