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✨February Challenge & New Course ✨
Friends - I’m so excited about this one! February is officially our Foraging Journaling Challenge Month, and it’s designed to be: ✔️ Fun ✔️ Zero-pressure ✔️ Beginner-friendly ✔️ Perfect for messy notebooks and curious brains Whether you’re journaling about plants, mushrooms, weather, birds, lichens, animal tracks, moon phases, or whatever catches your eye - it all counts. 💚 How to participate (choose ONE each time): 1️⃣ Post a photo of what you journaled about (the plant, mushroom, sky, frost patterns, etc.) 2️⃣ Post a photo of your journal page (pretty or messy - both welcome) 3️⃣ Share what you discovered while journaling or researching That’s it. No deadlines. No perfection. Just noticing things and sharing the joy of curiosity together. 📚 Also - new journaling course now live! I just added a brand new Foraging & Nature Journaling course in the Classroom tab, and it walks you step-by-step through: • The benefits of journaling • How to choose your journal and layout • How to build a joyful, sustainable journaling habit This course is free, short and open to everyone so check it out!🌱 Let’s flood this space with moss, mushrooms, winter buds, muddy boots, half-finished sketches, weird questions, and tiny discoveries. Who’s in? 🙋♀️📖🍃
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Action step: about my journal
About my foraging journal: I went on a hunt in my art supplies and abandoned sketchbooks. I'm afraid to commit to a brand new book and give up on it, so I figured picking up one that was already given up on once would solve that problem/brain block of mine. I'm using a notebook cover my mom or aunt sent me with this used sketchbook that lost its cover. It's cute and soft. I just started numbering the pages today. My writing tools are a favorite pen & pencil & pastels inside a cute caterpillar that I can't forget about. Added a new pencil to it today, one I can write with. I'm keeping my journal & caterpillar either in my work bag or on my dining room table so I remember to use it. For my garden plans, I use a larger notepad of grid paper. And I only just discovered that the backside is lined! 😱 I typically rip the pages out as I go and keep them in my garden bag. Hoping to hear about everyone else's journals! 😊🌞
7h •
Feb. 7th 🌱Journal
Hey Y'all 🤗 Here's my first entry in my wildflower journal..... This challenge to helped me begin what I couldn't initiate by myself. 💞
1d •
Feb 6 journal entry
Well I was able to get outside and walk today, we are still snow covered but it's starting to melt 🫠 I'm very ready to get outside and get more honeysuckle cleared up. I got a few rocks painted today so that's a positive ✌️❤️ my dragon MoMo woke up last night after a few weeks of sleep 😴 I'm now using her as my weather forcaster and taking this as a sign warmer weather is on the way 😂 because she only eats when it's nice outside 😂
1d •
Journal entry - 2/6
Many many birds showed up yesterday! They must have known I was missing them something fierce and decided to come back earlier than expected. I'm a bit nervous though because it's been terribly cold for awhile and it's going to snow again this weekend. I think I'll leave them some snacks for the storm
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