There are only two more weeks left in this year, which means I’ve started preparing my 2021 analogue system.

I realize it’s not December yet, but I’ve already finalized my 2021 lineup of analogue tools!

One of the first places I set up after we moved in was my desk - not only is it my work area, but it also doubles as an analogue sanctuary where I recharge.

When I initially made the switch to using the Jibun Techo Biz for this year, I was a little skeptical of how long I could stick with it. But after having used it consistently since December 2019, I’m happy to report that it works well for my needs - so much so that I have already pre-ordered the 2021 version!

From this month until the end of September, I’ll be on the move - both in a literal and figurative sense.

These are my go-to “tools of the (stationery hobby) trade,” if you will, and I thought I would give them a feature here on the blog since I use them so much!

Recently, I began keeping a diary - the kind of notebook where you spill your thoughts and share your feelings onto its pages. Just words. Nothing else.

With the new year just around the corner, I’m finally sharing more details about my 2020 analogue system.

Before I start on my new planners and journals in December, I wanted to take the time and review what I used this year.

I can hardly believe it has already been a month since I began using my new pen case.

I’m sharing my own tips and questions I like to ask myself prior to making a purchase, in hopes that it may help some of you enjoy this hobby in a more economical way!

I’ve been back from Korea for a while now, and I thought it was finally time to share the stationery items I bought during my trip.

My long-awaited 2-week trip to Korea is coming up quickly, which means I’ve started packing my stationery supplies for travel journaling.