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BuJo 1
- * 2017-01-07
- † 2017-10-31
- European Union-provided spiral notebook, ~240p
- Helped me through an internship, some exams, and entering a university.
- The spiral was a bit annoying, as I am a lefty
- The notebook’s thickness did not help with writing comfortably
BuJo 2
- * 2017-11-01
- † 2018-03-31
- A5 binder with graph paper
- I won’t have to carry around such a large notebook if I can just take sheets out of the binder as needed
- This technique is technically infinite since I can just take out sheets and archive them
- I can’t really have an index page…
- This was nice and useful for a while, but I really wanted a notebook.
BuJo 3
- * 2018-04-01
- † 2019-03-31
- Lemome A5 softcover dot-grid notebook
- Got it set up on the first day of living on my own, and filled it in 365 days
- First time using some 100gsm ivory paper with dot grid, it felt premium
- Nice experience, though I wondered if I needed something smaller because my pages were sometimes hard to fill entirely. I like compactness.
BuJo 4
- * 2019-04-01
- † 2020-05-28
- Rhodia Webnotebook Landscape 14×11mm Orange (118018C)
- The horizontal layout made me more creative with my layouts.
- The cover felt very sturdy and the paper was smooth.
- The smaller format made it generally more convenient, and prevented my pages from becoming a mess despite having a compact structure.
BuJo 5
- * 2020-05-29
- † 2023-01-07
- FNC-43b National Parks Mount Rainier
- FNC-43b National Parks Joshua Tree
- FNC-48c United States of Letterpress Starshaped Press
- Moleskine Cahier Brisk Blue
- 3× FNC-50 Fifty
- I love Field Notes and wanted to also switch my BuJo to it, but feared that migrating all the collections would mean I run out of space quickly and use a notebook a month, so I switched to multiple notebooks:
- 1 “main” notebook is used for collections
- N notebooks will be used for daily logs until the main one is full.
- I go through notebooks a bit faster, which makes me feel like I am being a bit productive (the large scale version of checking a task off a list).
BuJo 6
- * 2023-01-08
- † 2024-02-24
- Oxford staplebound notebook, 9×14cm, grid, 96 pages
- I just felt like going back to one notebook to rule ’em all.
- I found that monthly and weekly logs are not that useful to me anymore.
- I found that most of the collections I use do not last that long.
- This notebook holds quite a few memories of various trips, and I started collecting scraps to dedicate more pages to that.
BuJo 7
- * 2024-02-25
- † not yet
- FNC-43c National Parks Rocky Mountain
- I only had two pages to migrate from the previous notebook; that’s how much my use of long term collections has reduced.
- One page might be moved to this wiki later.
- The other page will disappear when I finish publishing my past dreams.
- I still do use some collections but they are mostly short-lived, things like preparing for one trip or keeping track of online orders.
- With so little to migrate, I am no longer afraid of using just one Field Notes as my BuJo.
- I might use the FNC-53 Ignition packs next time, since I would have no other use for them anyway.
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