Galen Leather Everyday Book Tomoe River 52gsm- My Go To Notebook for Journalling

[@fountainpeninsanity3344]

When I have a slow day, I enjoy writing in my journal. When I am busy doing important things, sometimes I’m too busy to write in my journal. Then I feel bad that I haven’t written about the important things I did, and I stop writing for a while. Then I either just pick up again writing about slow days, or I make a small note that I did something important and then continue on writing in detail about slow days. So my journal might be pretty boring to read, but it’s more for the fun of using my pens. I really like your channel! Thanks for making these videos!

[@SantiagoPens1759]

I do the same, using the guide sheet as a blotter. I'm similar in the regularity of journalling, but I don't beat myself up if I miss days or whatever. I always keep a notebook in my back to jot down thoughts or ideas that I might want to expand upon when I have time to sit down properly. It helps not to forget my more impulsive thoughts. Thanks for watching and for the lovely comment!

[@McAmeron089III]

Lovely notebooks. They are all gorgeous. I enjoyed seeing you put some ink on the Tomoe River paper. It's fun to see the various sorts of cutlery used to open packages. OdE using his Swiss Army knives is particularly enjoyable. Doug,of Inkquiring Minds,Hemingway Jones also have some cool blades.

[@SantiagoPens1759]

Haha, well, I try and be careful with my sharp implements these days 😂

[@fountainpeninsanity3344]

I keep a sheet of blotter paper in my Tomoe River journal to protect the facing page from the one I’ve just written on when I flip the page.

[@RobertMaguire67]

Emerald de Chivor? N’est ce pas?

[@SantiagoPens1759]

It translates to Emerald yeah

[@cutterboyus]

God, way too much f--king around, lost patience and left.

[@SantiagoPens1759]

I specialise in way too much f-ing around. You're better off somewhere else I reckon