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[@lorib5341]

i love your chatting while stamping! i learn a lot from watching and listening to you!

[@cydneyjones-crump8745]

I love the pacing of your videos and how you explain the process, what you're currently feeling as you plan, and how you hope to feel as time goes on. I feel like hearing and seeing you go through that makes your videos a lot more special and connective! Lots of love! 🌟

[@tortiegrey3592]

Your videos are perfect the way they are. You always inspire me. I like your chatting and sharing your thoughts without any distracting music.

[@jasminemarie637]

Thanks for being you. You are always real and honest and I've always loved and appreciated that about you. 💛

[@leannejournals]

These videos are my favorite Amy!!! I love seeing your process, hearing you chat about what is and isn't working. I love watching you incorporate ephemera, stamping and memories into all the planning. Don't change a thing girl! You are super inspiring!! Much love -Leanne

[@emilygilbert6768]

You definitely DON'T suck, and if anyone tells you that they are having a bad day and lashing out at you. I like hearing you talk through the whole process in these videos. I especially like when you get a little bit rambly because you always have something positive to say. You more than any other person I follow on social media inspire me to find the joy, happiness, and beauty in my everyday life. Please keep doing what you're doing. We love you!

[@amytangerine]

That is so sweet, thank you! And thankfully no one has recently told me that I suck, but your response made me giggle. Thanks so much for watching and following along!!

[@tortagialla]

I like your voiceovers, because it means I can sort of listen and do something else and watch when I want to see a specific thing. It seems better to me than just music over a speed video. Thanks for sharing all that you do!

[@tstoneherbert]

I think the pace of this video is perfect. And I like it without music, it is calming to watch and listen to your thoughts and process. And about the "strategies about getting out of a funk" I find doing lots of little things, like your example of using the date stamps that remind you of the library as a child can help lift your spirits when needed. Like watching old tv shows that make you happy. Or definitely some music that brings back happy memories. x

[@mslizzied1]

I love your videos as they are I like watching the whole process and I appreciate that you speed it up so it doesn't drag on forever. I also love when you make "mistakes" and fix them. You are my favorite you tuber and creater. 💕

[@leighannoconnor9474]

I find so much inspiration from your bullet journal videos. You always remind me that it's okay to mess up and perfection isn't always necessary. I appreciate how "real" you are in this video and I can relate to how you are feeling right now! As I was listening I was thinking about commenting to tell you to reread your own book :) It has helped me through a slump so I am sure it can help you again too. Thank you again, for the inspiration, words of wisdom, and for sharing your life with the world ❤️

[@stellagomez542]

It is cool you do a bullet journal. I get inspired to do one, but to make the time is another story. I guess I will just enjoy watching you do one.

[@ShadyD2387]

I just want to say thank you for being so creative! Your video inspired me to start my own bullet journal and its going well! Stay positive, don't let the useless critics make you feel bad... I love your videos!

[@GabrielaCenturionNeumann]

I loved the moment you realized you did not need to stamp the "Weekend" at the end :) It is so natural! We all mess up and that is OK. We live, we learn

[@libbym4178]

How funny, when I'm feeling a little down, I actually love watching your videos because you are so positive. I too love listening to your thought process while planning, so I'm with everyone else, no music :) I'm so glad you made a weekend stamp in addition to sat/sun, definitely getting that.

[@MLLatUtube]

I love listening to you talk while you work!

[@Gettingmygruvback]

I love your videos. I was a bit overwhelmed with wanting my bullet journal to be perfectly drawn and pretty. Seeing how great yours looks with stamps and stickers is inspiring. Regarding the library books... I had to smile. I was just telling a friend I miss turning actual pages when I read and the smell of the glue and paper in a new book. The good old days.

[@b8autifulmnster937]

I love the voice over! I love hearing your encouragement, ideas and your thought process.

[@lisafreeman4832]

How absolutely lovely, Amy! I just found your videos - so uplifting and positive and honest. Please don't change anything - your material and kind chatting is wonderful. I found myself getting my own bullet journal out while watching your videos - they go perfectly together. :-) And it's always refreshing to hear other women speak of their own journey and how they try to bring more art, creativity and positive energy into their lives. wishing you all the best, lisa

[@Craftywithadollar]

Love these videos SOO MUCH!!I just bit the bullet, no pun intended, and got my first bullet journal today. Sooo excited to start mine but HAD to immediately order your days of the week stamps! I love the look of them and can't wait to get them!! 💖💖 Tip for dealing with stress or down-ness carve out some personal time. Do something that fills you with joy. Sitting alone with a cup of tea or coffee, reading, something that will recharge you. 💖 Thanks for being so inspirational to get creative again!!

[@andotherlovelies1570]

You rock! Thanks for always being so honest and genuine in your videos. Don't stress about the videos you make, we love them 💕

[@kimberlyhoward7896]

I miss the old card catalogs and book check out pockets and cards. They were fun to try to read! Keep doing what you do, it's great 👍🏻. Unless you need the change and something different😊. Thank you for sharing and take care🤗💗.

[@patriciastephens7009]

you do a nice job. most of us watch just to feel connected to you. we like you and enjoy seeing what you are up to. make yourself happy, and thanks for sharing.

[@xStephanieEmmilinex]

When I feel really negative or down I take a few minutes to meditate and think of the things I feel lucky for and I usually feel more positive and grateful after. I think being mindful of these things make it easier to get out of a funk.

[@NanThinks]

Thanks for sharing.❤. I've been feeling down lately too and also feel guilty because I don't have anything to complain about. It's always nice to know we are not alone, we all go through ups and downs. I love watching your videos they inspire me and make me smile. Keep up the good work.

[@heyrosanna10]

I really like your plan with me videos as they are. I enjoy hearing your thought process and seeing your experiments, successes and mess ups - both in your bullet journal and travel journals. Looking forward to seeing what you do with your next bullet journal - what you kept, what's changed and why. Would also love to hear about what tools you're enjoying lately.

[@reneefreubel1]

I just love your videos so much. The whole process is wonderfull to watch and I love hearing you talk. You have a pleasant voice to listen to. Keep doing what tou are doing, please.

[@katenitta327]

Thank you, Amy! I enjoy these videos so much, and, even though it may seem a bit repetitive to you, I actually like watching you go through your process. It's so inspiring and helps me get over my planning funks when I've let things slide for a bit. Also, your Pipsticks selections were amazing! I am enjoying using them in my planner so much.

[@kylafrank4128]

Sending you a virtual hug Amy. Thank you for sharing. I love your videos and how much you share. And you couldn't suck if you tried! I don't comment very often but I really wanted to after this one. Your work and your spirit are beautiful. I like the commentary and listening to your process. Don't change a thing!

[@craftingwithsparkles9728]

I'll so glad you demonstrated the day of the week stamps here that are in your shop! I am planning on buying them, I just wanted to see them on a page first, and this was perfect! It was also fun to see you use the stickers from the Pipsticks package, especially since I did an unboxing video of them. Also, I've been doing daily spreads this summer since I have more time to spend on it. However, when classes start back in the fall I'll be moving back to weekly spreads like yours. Seeing the way you make your spreads makes me excited to move back to that system in a month or so!

[@karenrobertson890]

I like to watch the process and listen to you chatting.

[@StethsandStilettos]

You asked us a lot of questions 😂☺️😘 I love these videos, love seeing the whole process, with talking not music. So, so happy for you and your website launch! So proud to have met you and own many of your fabulous products. And yes, we all have blah moments, I enjoy shopping when I feel that way lol. Or pamper myself with a massage or mani/pedi. When I feel blah it usually means that I need a little alone time. Just to think clearly, quietly without wife or mommy duties for an hour, or two or three ha!! I would love to see more bujo vids of course, but also more travel vlogs! I feel like we haven't seen one in a while! Again, so proud of you, you're allowed a little blah time for all you've accomplished lately, hugs to you and Mommie, from SF!! 😘☺️😘

[@amytangerine]

Retail therapy has definitely been happening around here - hahaha

[@julierocketqueen1477]

Your bullet journal is a dream come true, so beautiful & colorful!!!

[@rosaliegendron4647]

Wow. I am amazed of how cute and colourful your bullet journal is!

[@tspacefullstop4161]

I like listening to your thought processes..its relaxing. While I was semi-watching and listening, I was drawing a step by step process of how to make oil free popcorn..so much fun..especially when I just got a new bunch of Pigma Micron pens. x Thanks

[@sandikool2]

I love your videos because you give interesting techniques and no music. I loved t he Japan videos. Hugs!

[@purplepaperhouse]

Amy, you are such a beautiful soul and I can tell you that I am genuinely grateful for your videos. Seriously! You are the ONLY youtube journaler that actually makes me take action in my own bullet journal - which is truly tragic in layout and design. Bleugh! But . . . you make me keep trying to improve and remind me EVERY time you post a video to just keep playing. So thank you for your videos. I

[@Scrapping601]

I love hearing you talk about your personal stuff because it shows that u are human and sometimes can't control the events of your life. I too deal with anxiety and worrying all the time. Thank u for sharing this with us! Oh btw I finally got my bullet journal and I love it!!! (I'm the one who took my bible to the Los Gatos script class) I'm so hooked now!!! Thank you for all you do Amy!

[@amytangerine]

Amazing! Thanks so much for coming to the class - that video is going to be going up soon!

[@taimdala]

HAH!!!! You're using my favorite pen! Pilot G2 .38! I have a drawer full of these that I'm working my way through. I wear out about one every 2-3 weeks. I write and draw with these a lot!

[@rebeccaly]

You have such a lovely bullet journal!! ❤️

[@gsquared7899]

I'm not bored yet with the bullet journal video, I would love to continue seeing those! I love your voice overs; your voice is quite calming :)

[@taimdala]

Don't let the fact that you're not carrying over certain things from this bujo to the next get you down, Amy! One of the wonderful things about a bujo is its flexibility. Some days you need more than one page per day for all your tasks? Go for it. Sometimes you need only one page for an entire week? No worries. You get to make up what you need as you need it and don't give yourself a hard time if it changes. Don't let other people harsh you on it, either. A bujo is to made to match your headspace, not someone else's, right? It's the one place you can give yourself the freedom to experiment and make mistakes. I've made a ton with mine since New Year's Day but I won't let it slow me down or discourage me. At the end of it, I'll have a funny story in the form of all the discarded graphs, pictures, and lettering styles. I look at it as a time capsule for a project that is still ongoing. I think it's very easy to lock into a particular format and try to stick with it even if it doesn't suit the current day or the week, especially if you lay out the week or the month in advance. At that point, you lose the flexibility of the bujo and get trapped into following a format until your life matches what has already been drawn or written. When you have that situation, you might as well be using a preprinted planner and where's the fun in that? So leave yourself room to change things up. Don't fill out everything in advance. But how do you plan for the future and list upcoming appointments if you aren't writing them down on the proper day page in advance? I ran into this problem early on and it made me realize that THAT question is answered by having the future logs and the month layouts at the front of the bujo. For all the things you need to write down in advance, they all go at the front sections. It's the pages and pages of blank pages that happen afterward that you give yourself permission to do things any which way you want or need. And if you need to have a duplicate month layout later on in the bujo, why not? There's no rule that says you can't have one closer to the days you're actually journaling about. As long as you have your future events and appointments written down where you can find them efficiently FOR YOU, duplicates aren't anything to worry about. In the end, it's nothing but paper and ink. Paper and ink aren't so dear that every page must be hoarded like gold or that every drop of ink is as precious as blood. I guess in the past 6 months since I've started my bujo (my first), I've tried and discarded two-three different daily/monthly formats. I think I've settled into one for now but I'm not going to lock myself into it. I want to keep my options open! I think the only thing I'm going to keep consistent is my weekly review page, where I draw little doodles of the high points of my week: a lunch out (food pictures!), calls from special friends, a special meal at home, packages in the mail, funny things my pets did ... that sort of thing. Maybe I'll try brush lettering with Tombo markers. Or maybe I'll end up using colored pencils to color in my blocks instead of wearing my Pigma Microns down to the metal! (I've done it already, twice!) I'm not going to worry about it. I'll change up when I feel like it. I think you're incredibly brave to show everything to your fans, Amy. I don't think I'm that brave! We are our own harshest critics, aren't we? Trust me, with my control-freak tendencies and my perfectionist desires, trusting to chance or circumstance and doing all the above is a GREAT departure for me. But it's also exciting and fun--every day is a new adventure. LOL!! Have fun with yours!

[@amytangerine]

Yes yes yes on so many levels! Thanks so much for your tips and wise words. Do you have an example of a set up that you love? I really like your idea of putting all of it in the front with the future log, I guess I just need to see a few and then go with that plan. Thanks!!

[@taimdala]

Sure! I apologize for the lateness of my reply. I had to find pictures of my BuJo and then get them organized enough to send. Not sure how to get those pics to you, though. I don't see anything here that will allow me to attach a pic to a post.

[@taimdala]

But to tackle the request without pictures ... I'm primarily a visual thinker. I grasp some abstract things better if they can be drawn. Time is REALLY abstract for me. Thinking of time like a pie chart or a bar that grows or shrinks gives it a shape I can hold in my head and manage better. For instance, a tiny sliver of pie tells me better than numbers how much or how little time I've got to work with. When scheduling things--or looking for openings in my schedule--it's easier to spot the solid colored blocks on my page, or see the holes of unclaimed time, than it is to remember all the numbers we assign to the hours of the clock. The run of numbers between 1 and 3 o'clock doesn't *feel* like anything in my head, but a bar about yea-long feels very real to me and allows me to break it into tiny bits better. I guess my head is just wired differently. One thing that does stick with me, however, is military notation for time. Yes, it uses numbers instead of pictures, but I rather need the unequivocal quality of it. To explain: 7 am is 0700 hrs. 7 pm is 1900 hrs. There is NO MISTAKING between the two. There is no ambiguity to it. There are certain times of year at my latitude where looking out the window makes the two times on the clock look exactly the same. I can't tell you how often when working my way through college, I woke from a post-classes pre-work nap in a panic, because I couldn't tell by the clock or by daylight if I'd slept right through my job shift to the next morning. Yikes! So military time is used in my planner. It tells me at a glance without having to muck about with am or pm or even remembering if it should be in all caps or all caps separated by periods or ... ? Also, the higher the number, the farther along in your day you've gone and the less you've got left. At the moment, my weekly pages are divided into vertical columns across a two-page spread. The left-hand page has room for four columns, Sunday through Wednesday, and the right-hand page for Thursday through Saturday with an extra column for notes. I have the hours from 00 (midnight) to 23 (11pm) running from top to bottom. I have a graph paper style journal, so each hour takes up two lines, making it easy to divide each hour into half-hour segments. A good chunk of the top is not used because I'm usually sleeping but that just means I can track how much sleep I am getting (as opposed to the amount of sleep I *should* be getting, LOL) The rest of the column gets filled out as needed. If I have appointments, they get written on the correct line based on the time. If there are empty spaces, I can use them to write down less structured tasks for the day, like Top Three Priority Tasks or Top Five. Or a nice little quote or whatever, really. As long as I can read the scheduled items and find them quickly, everything else is up for grabs. I tend to keep things neat, though. Following the two-page vertical spread for the week, I have a one-page spread (the backside of the right-hand column page) blocked off as two columns with four blocks each, left and right. This is where I plan my meals for the week and keep a running list of items I will need to buy at the store. Sunday through Wednesday follow down the left-hand side, and Thursday to Saturday go down the right, with the last block left blank for notes or what-not. There is a gap between the two columns for my running grocery list. I can even put the items next to the day with the meals they're needed for. So at the top of the column are the two-three things I need for Sunday, halfway down is Tuesday, and further still is Friday. If it's Sunday at the top, I know I have a little more time before I have to go buy the items listed farther down. The gap in space tells me there's time and it breaks down the task into smaller more manageable bites. Which works out well, as grocery sales where we live change over on the Wednesday. The price on the hamburger I've got scheduled to cook on Friday might go on sale on Wednesday so I shouldn't automatically put it up there in the list with Sunday. If I did, I would end up buying it on Sunday, which might not actually be a good idea if I'm not going to need it til Friday. I save time by making my individual grocery runs shorter by the items bought, money from buying at sale instead of regular prices, and it will be fresher if I bought it closer to Friday ... See? This one-page spread is also where I write down important appointments and events. It repeats some of the work on the preceding two-page spread but the goal is to reinforce my memory through repetition. If you write one thing down only once, you might forget it. If you write it down 2 or 3 or 5 times, it'll stick with you. The last page is another single page, this time covered in doodles. I try to draw out one thing per day that week that reflects something I found interesting or funny or worthy of remembering. It might be a picture of a muffin I had at a favorite coffee shop. It might be an info graphic of something or other. It might be a quote or something my cat brought me. The goal is to draw something, big or small, every day and to use it as a memory aid. After all, there's more to journaling than keeping your head in where you're supposed to go and what you're supposed to do. It's also something to let you look back at where you've been and what you've done. Why not make it fun to look at, as well as informative? So ... Drawings! That's pretty much it for my current method. Just 4 pages per week, plus a two page calendar spread for the month. I didn't make two page calendar spreads for the entire year at front of my journal when I started out. I really hadn't a clue as to what I was doing at the time. I might do that for August through December after I get July out of the way. OR I might continue as I have til New Year. The nice thing about my bullet journal is I can do whatever I want. It doesn't have to be the same, cover to cover, and that's part of the fun.

[@AlexGomez]

Amy - I loved watching your video. I think the pace and the format was really easy to watch and entertaining to keep me glued! I wouldn't change a thing. Thanks for sharing your process and what didn't work. I have that issue too, it's good to know i'm not the only one who plans a page and then doesn't use it.

[@rachelpan2745]

I would love to see a affordable travelers notebook/bujo video using things that we could find at local craft stores on a budget! I love watching your videos but I don't have a lot of supplies you use. keep up the good work!

[@LisasOddities]

I hope you feel better! :) I usually fast forward through long videos, but I don't when it comes to my favorite KZbinrs. I love your videos, and I could listen to you talk about your techniques and tips all day long.

[@SillyMonkey123]

These videos always make me feel happy, I love watching you work and listening to what you want to share. I like to start my day with a coffee and one of your videos. Thank you so much for sharing, even your hard parts are inspiring.

[@amytangerine]

Thanks so much!!

[@leevolaski1703]

love & enjoy watching all your videos, they always inspire me.....

[@lookupdownAni]

I love your bullet journal videos. I get a lot of ideas from you. So please don't change them.

[@TGEORGERN]

I am a new subscriber. I have seen your beautiful and oh so happy artwork in the CHA paperpads. I recently watched your video of your vlog at teaching classes and doing a book signing with your mom. Your handwriting is gorgeous. I never even knew you did bullet journaling. I am wanting to start this and have been inspired by so many KZbin videos, but yours is just so colorful and happy. Your ending comment about it needing to be a fun part of life when so much in life is serious is so true!! Thank you for truly giving meal the Real inspiration to start!!

[@tiapia1]

I love you sharing your experiences...good and not so good. Hope things get better for you.

[@CharleemBrown]

Sending you lots of hugs, you inspire me, thank you ❤️

[@HeikeKaufhold]

Love your videos! Already looking forward to a Kids/Boys Line of stamps when Jack got into it :)

[@angeleneparrramos8394]

I like the pacing of your videos. I treat my bullet journal like a memory keeping tool as much as for planning. Can I say one thing that makes me a little crazy? When you reach across yourself to pick up paint or ink. My chefs at culinary school would scold us for doing things like that! I really like the stamp sets in your shop 😊 Also, I think it's a sweet association with the date stamp and the library.

[@Lizzycar92]

Always love your creative content and positive vibe!

[@kathrynsargent5769]

I love that your Bujo is creative, colorful, and fun! I've seen others that were so tightly restrictive that it turned me off. I'm fine with no music; it's better than fast music with art that, to me, calls for more meditative music. I love your days of the week stamps. I'm always looking for those. I'm glad you opened your own shop, because since we lost our Archiver's store, I have had difficulty finding your products. It seems like the scrapbooking sites only have a limited selection. Thanks for sharing so much of your life with us. It has left me in awe of your energy level!

[@amytangerine]

Aww thank you Kathryn! I debated over carrying my own scrapbooking stuff online, but still want to continue to support the sites I love. Stores always are so fun to go into though and it's so sad that so many of them have closed. Thanks for being a fangerine!

[@kathrynsargent5769]

I'll always be a fangerine, have been since your first collection. Wish you'd do some more daybooks; I've bought the same ones several times, each. I'm sad to lose so many scrapbook stores, too. I used to get loads of inspiration from visiting Archiver's, and I always bought more, there, than when I shop online. The product photos on web sites are too small and washed out to see all the details, so I have to gamble on whether it's what I'm looking for.

[@amytangerine]

I want to do more Daybooks too. I have been trying with every collection with American Crafts, trust me!

[@GabrielaGarcia-im3ky]

I love your videos! I look forward to your bullet journal plan with me

[@trinitythompson4028]

I can listen to you forever. Love the ramble!!! If people are not interested they can just move on I say. "you Sux"... Made me laugh🤣

[@iamzeffyandilove2scr]

Love your videos, like your chatting, I have always liked your chatting , it is so real! Thanks for sharing your life with us, I know it can't be easy! But you are such an example.....by the way I love your days of the week stamp!....I am going to be in Seattle in July.....will you be anywhere near there? All the way from Greece...and I am hoping to shop shop shop......so glad your desk looks like mine! Keep well and virtual hugs to you!

[@kaylaagarth747]

LOVE your bullet journal videos!

[@thefamily8360]

Thanks Amy! Love your videos of inspiration❤️

[@jscrapfreak]

I enjoy your videos and much prefer to hear you speak than music. I love all the types of videos you share, its a good mix.

[@illicitshadow]

this might sound a bit weird but thank you for keeping your watercolor pans clean! so many people on KZbin mix colors in the pans and they get all Brown and gross and it gives me anxiety lol its so refreshing to see nice pans 😜💜👍

[@poppybaby100]

Hi I love your videos ! Everything is interesting and just starting out in crafting and scrapbooking It really helps ❤❤

[@poppybaby100]

Give me a shout if you have any give always or anything like that ! In need of some more stuff xx

[@karenlai2379]

love your bullet journal videos!

[@kanona0115]

just ordered your days of the week stamp set yesterday! I can't wait until it gets here! maybe next do a set with Months of the Year!??? *pretty please*

[@amytangerine]

It's on the list - wink wink

[@MrZoncaus]

I love your vlogging travel videos as well as bullet journal videos I personally prefer narration over music.

[@CodyDoll]

I love that you made your headers into stamps. Do you think you will do the short version of the weeks (ie Mon, Tues, ect)?

[@anaermida3721]

Hi Amy! I Love your videos and have been trying to learn calligraphy from your series. I just wanted to ask about the watercolors and pen you are using with them. Thank you and please remember how much beauty you bring to this world and let that bring you out of your funk. Thank you

[@SakshiRArora]

I absolutely love your plan with me videos and actually look forward to them. Your style is so creative! I hope you keep making these videos when you switch to your new notebook. Also, where do you get the different colored Illustrated Faith ink pads? I have only been able to find it in the black.

[@TheAprilbabby]

I like the way your making your videos the talking is fun way to see your thought process.

[@robinleuschenartsyneststud6730]

I'm having a hard time locating cute monthly stamps. Soooo... I didn't check yet , but if you don't already have them, names of months stamps and dates not just numbers but instead of having to do two 1's an actual 11 , that would be awesome. Love watching your process.

[@amytangerine]

No monthly stamps as of now, only days of the week, also in the description box thanks! - Stamps shop.amytangerine.com/shop/stamps

[@michelleh.6363]

I like all your crafty and trip videos...I enjoy your travel notebook process videos and your new love with bullet journaling... I am just using a mini HaPpY Planner and am wanting to change to a different style...I just purchased a Webster Pages calendar (Traveler notebook style layout)that I will start on July 1st to try out. A lot of people are buying the Hobonichi weeks which is a pricey planner (is a nice one) that I may later try.?? How is your Illistrated Faith bag and inks working out? TFS all you do, I've learned a lot thru these videos. 👍💕

[@amytangerine]

I'm loving all the Illustrated Faith stuff!! I have a Hobnochi actually but I am scared to dive into that world!

[@gmt5664]

Yours are my favorite BuJo videos, even though it's really not for me, 💜🌺. I appreciate hearing your process and prefer that to music. I often find elements to add to my own binder planner system. I would love to hear about your view of intentional living. I enjoyed John Maxwell's book on the subject and would like to hear your point of view. It's taken years, but I don't have many long term funks. Every day, I list 3 gratitudes, listen to positive audios, read good books, and try to uplift someone. When the going gets tough, I tell myself this too, shall pass. It's a lot of effort, but if you read The Whole Brain Child, you can see that it may be possible to hard wire your brain to be positive thru good habits and positive interaction. And your child's brain, for that matter. Possible, anyway.

[@amytangerine]

Oh yes, love all of this. I had to wire my brain during my teenage years as I think I was super cynical and could get easily sucked into negativity. I surround myself with positive, uplifting people now though sometimes it's still hard for me to let go of things. It's something I am working on, and I know that it's important to let go of the people (and things) that are are no longer serving us in a positive way. Love incorporating good, healthy and happy habits. Thanks so much for your comments!

[@helzbelz138]

I love these videos, i find that if the video only has music over the top i end up not watching the video properly because i always watch these types of videos when i'm getting ready for work etc

[@wfitzpatrick75]

I love to hear you while your creating, please don't change a thing! Also, you DON'T suck! :-)

[@IssieAngela]

Hi! Since you asked for feedback I will say that I like my KZbin videos to be under 15 minutes long. I find this is a time I can invest in videos whenever I have a little break in my day. Thanks for sharing your creative process!

[@amytangerine]

Great to know!

[@StudioBAS]

Awesome video, thanks for sharing your process! Even though it's basically the same process, its fun hearing you talk through it. I enjoy this format. Everyone goes through ruts, highs, lows, ups and downs. Sometimes you just need a break! Or some inspiration...I'm sure you'll have plenty of that at Vidcon! :D

[@amyreagan3655]

Do you know when the colored Illustrated Inks will be available? Love your videos and your authenticity. I'm excited to keep a summer bullet journal over my boys summer vacation and putting to use what I've learned from your videos and brush lettering class in Los Gatos.

[@amytangerine]

I don't know, message them and beg them like I do ;) They are available in their kits, but I have yet to see them online anywhere. And yay! Going to be putting that video up soon!

[@nicholeb2746]

I love your videos!

[@cceriouslyy]

love ur style in ur bullet journal. be it colorful or monochrome :)

[@tiapia1]

Where can we find the watercolor splotch sticker? Love that!

[@CristieSandoval]

hi Amy, please keep going !!! Stacy Focus on your gratitude list, and please talk, speack, and go on!!

[@kbender3626]

Now I feel old - you had to describe how a library check out card works. Lol

[@amytangerine]

I'm right there with you ;)

[@taimdala]

I miss library check out cards. And card catalogs. I love the check out cards because the signatures/writing is always at odds with the neat and orderly lines, columns, and rows. I love the card catalogs because you can open a drawer at random and start leafing through the titles and discover treasure that way. I don't feel old. I feel nostalgic and miss these things like old friends.

[@Mom2ThreeMen]

HAHA I was just coming to type this! Sometimes watching plan with me's makes me feel SO OLD. Most of these women are young enough to be my daughters. I can't believe I admitted that lol

[@taimdala]

LOL! I hear ya, Kristen Brooks! Although, you know, after the shock wears off, the perspective you've gained from being older does allow you to see the funny side of things as well as the serious. I've found the trick is not letting the serious get you down while allowing yourself to have fun with it. ;)

[@KatiesNestingSpot]

I like your videos as is, I really don't like music only although I know that's probably easier from time to time. If it's between a video with music or no video at all, then of course I'd rather have a music video. But I would be sad if we never got a voiceover because I find you give a lot helpful tips and insight through the course of your videos. Anyway, love you as always!

[@cindyborcherding8927]

LOL Amy... the habit Tracker. Yeah, I am great for like 8 or 10 days and then FAIL!!

[@amytangerine]

Right?! What the heck?!

[@karithomason5924]

Please please please do not put your videos to music!!! Sorry, I just feel strongly about that!!! I want to hear your voice and thoughts about what you are showing us!!! We want you to ramble on!!! I love watching all of your videos. A day in the life could be cool, like while you are at home. The new stamps and traveler's notebooks are awesome!!! I hope no one tells you that you suck, but I guess there are haters everywhere. If someone does, they are just ridiculous, ignore them!!! Keep doing what you are doing, you are awesome at it, and we love being taken along for the ride!!!

[@amytangerine]

Aww thanks! No one is telling me that... I just thought that was funny to say ;) but if anyone did, I would ignore them for sure. Thanks for being awesome!

[@susanferris]

I am interested in the book clips but did not see them listed in the description box. Would you mind sharing where you bought them? Thanks

[@amytangerine]

Sorry - just added them to the description box - OLI Block Magnetic Clips - bit.ly/2refdjn

[@brooke9885]

Hey amy maybe you can ask some other planner girls but there is a way to blur out info you dont want us to see while still being able to show the spread

[@amytangerine]

Oh yeah, I need to learn how to do that!

[@smchalk3535]

I am a new subscriber and really enjoy your voice, attitude and style. Regarding your question: I am not interested in hearing music. I would much rather hear YOU. If I want music I could put the video on mute and listen to my own music. I like that you are real-music, "messy" desk and all.

[@jolayemimochoge1746]

Where do I buy a bullet journal?

[@letteringbylaura3031]

Jola Mochoge Have you tried Amazon? You can find all sorts of wonderful journals in plenty of stores, but if you want the official Bullet Journal dot com journal, then the Lechtrum 1917 is the best way to go and with Amazon. But just remember that there lots of other options and those are usually the best for wetting your feet. I have the Miuko 6x8.5 dot grid journal and I love it!

[@amytangerine]

Listed in the description box too - bit.ly/2j246p7

[@tiaeshanicole6735]

The ATL airport is the first level of HELL!

[@islandgirl33]

I personally don't like music because with these types of videos I rather hear what the person is saying. Sometimes with music it is hard to hear what the person is saying. It is also distracting from what the person is saying. I love all your videos and they inspire me to be more creative in my life! :)

[@bellaorizzonte5604]

So glad to see another desk that looks just like mine, lol. No need for music. Most content providers use stuff that stands my hair on end. Also refreshing isthe absence of the self-deprecating giggle...that usually makes me unsub, no matter how good the content may be. Thanks for all you do, Amy! Best wishes and hugs are sent your way!

[@makeupunlimited]

I fast forward too. If your talking out the process that's helpful. Mix it up with short and long videos. So you don't get bored making the same videos. Thanks

[@watermelonbunny16]

I dont think its safe to post your address on the internet. But i love this video!

[@TheWutangclan93]

I agree... believe that is her mailing address. I live in California and I know there are just businesses over there.

[@amytangerine]

I agree and wouldn't do that - it's my mailing address. Thanks!

[@EvelinaMerlo]

I would So like to come to vidcom 😖. I'm so Sade! I would love to meet you some day, I personally prefer to speak to real person in stead of talking via Internet... Maybe one day you'll come to Rwanda... Is there any chance you would come to Belgium one day (Europe)?... I love the all video, I like when you talk, because if you pout some music, it will be boring. Maybe you should try to do some video with Jack in front of you drawing, I think many people would like it ☺️ and to see how you manage the mess the Jack will do. You know,... 😉 Ok, I have to go, but please tell me if you come in Europe or in central Africa... 👍🏼 bye 😘

[@amytangerine]

No plans for Rwanda or Belgium but they both sound grand!! Thanks for being a fangerine - you are so talented!

[@sockonyourfoot]

okay honey u keep telling yourself you aren't depressed

[@shelton1567]

Please don't set your videos to music. I learn nothing about the process and I really like you narrating because you always give a lot tips, tricks and pitfalls to avoid. I so enjoy all your videos whether you are teaching, sharing or vlogging. I really feel as if I know you (as much as one can through KZbin) and it is your voice that makes that connection.

[@melisuysal2340]

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