My new Traveler's Notebook.

Finally finished the previous one and needed to begin

a new one. I really like creating them myself 

because I can make it the size I want - but most importantly.

RINGS.

It allows for dimension, which I love,

however, I'm reallyreallyreally trying to keep it to a minimum.

😂 

Using some transparencies from the "I have no clue department

as to the mfg" 

but they look cool and go with the washi-tape.

I used some old cardboard box "lids" -

not quite "fitting" the size I want to roll with, so I've

used washi tape

around the edges to "finish" it.

I'm going to try to document more, better journaling.

Some to be seen, some to be hidden.

Hidden in this case means - NO room on the page

if I get windy LOL. 

 I decided layers would be fun - but I wanted

this post to be a bit private.

(yet I'm sharing with you).

 Love those layers, and the envelop for journaling.

This is to document the spreading of my mom's ashes

that was a long time coming.

All the pages are held together by that adorable butterfly

so you have to undo them to see what's behind the layers.

 I printed random, small photos, that may or

may have nothing to do with anything.

Concentrating on better journaling,

 taking random photos taken on the fly

or those photos I've stopped and taken

my time to get to go with the better journaling.

It all started with my rereading the "featured post"

at the top of and to side of my blog.

I had no idea how waxed poetic I was with that

post and found I really liked it.

Of course it may be an unrealistic goal but

what the hey - I have time,

if only the brain will start cranking. LOL.

Love that fish popping its head out of the water 

 determined to get the food being tossed by my

main man mostly to stir them up.

I documented that somewhere else, but I like

using the photo to document how long we've been

"on the road" - taking our house with us

wherever we go and taking our time

 to stop and smell the roses and breathing.

Enjoying the sights and scenes 

while flying down the highways and byways.

I've been using lots of leftover scraps, negative 

punched out papers, and hopefully using up one 6x6

paper pad at a time.