My skillshare class goes live on Monday by the way, for people who are a little confused! 📖
@melodie09872 ай бұрын
Will you post a link when it is live, Ruby? I’m new to Skillshare! I signed up for your class. I keep a book of quotations and a book of words to learn… common placing sounds like a better way to organize going forward.
@ObstinateHeadstrongGirl2 ай бұрын
I was wondering because I followed your link and couldn't find it.
@m.e.36142 ай бұрын
Yes, please do share a link. Looking forward to it Ruby! I signed up. I just love when you add content like this, where you share your tips on how you learn, stay organized, plan, etc. So lovely how you think and work. 🙂
@druip-u2m2 ай бұрын
Yes a link please!
@nightowl3342 ай бұрын
Would love a link!
@justanotherpiccplayer35112 ай бұрын
Worked out that this is why my dad has like 7 notebooks everywhere all the time. I read one of them thinking it was a diary and he’d written a date and a quote from me when I told him a fun fact and it was so wholesome 😭🥰 I have always admired how my dad is so curious and strive to be like that in my life, I refuse to let adulthood kick it out of me!!
@RubyGranger82 ай бұрын
Wait that's so lovely oh my goodness! Your dad sounds like someone to learn from x
@justanotherpiccplayer35112 ай бұрын
@@RubyGranger8literally just asked him if he knew what a commonplace book is and he had no idea 😂
@elitestarquake35972 ай бұрын
@@justanotherpiccplayer3511Well, I hope he wrote down what a commonplace book is in one of his commonplace books. 😊
@Shmyrk2 ай бұрын
Why’d this almost make my cry? As a young father who also does this, I dream of my daughter and son opening one of my notebooks one day to a quote by them, or a passage about how much they mean to me
@Shmyrk2 ай бұрын
Also I think most people don’t know what a commonplace book is, but still keep one, nonetheless. That’s how I was, but finding out about the literal practice of it has allowed me to be more concise in the practice. Maybe you could show him a vid?
@UmaimahX2 ай бұрын
HER TONE IS JUST SO...calming?
@UmaimahX2 ай бұрын
there is beauty in it...
@nfj722 ай бұрын
@@LANCSKIDdon't watch then it's simple
@lenaj83792 ай бұрын
yeah I imagine her being a super good Asmrtist hehe... :) So Ruby if you ever need anoooother side hustle :D
@TrumptonMayor2 ай бұрын
@@lenaj8379I watch Ruby's channel mainly for the asmr quality of her uploads, I love the way she speaks. If memory serves she did do an asmr video a few years back.
@euphoriaya2 ай бұрын
@@LANCSKID why are you being such a hater man this isn't instagram reels
@sidsm39782 ай бұрын
I've been doing this for ages. i didn't know it was called common place books. as an aspiring writer and book lover common place books have helped me, it's like pinterest, only analog. thanks for making these kinds of videos. your excitement is contagious.
@RubyGranger82 ай бұрын
I ADORE that comparison! Analogue Pinterest! What a wonderful way of putting it!
@agl51322 ай бұрын
As a writer myself I agree. I've been doing this forever. I also have separate books for quotes, book ideas etc. After my commonplace book is full I go through it and transfer the things I still love to the other books to keep in my reference section.
@tonyblake89262 ай бұрын
"When I stress the importance of memorisation, it's not about rote memorisation or reciting something for the sake of reciting it. But rather, if you know it then you can apply it, and you can talk about it, and that's the value of memorisation" I'm constantly trying to express this to my students and yo express it so eloquently! This quote is going straight into my commonplace book 😃
@mondblumenlicht7362 ай бұрын
As a german I love hearing english people say "Leuchtturm". It's always so wrong but brightens my day.
@larajackson2392 ай бұрын
And it happens so often when you watch study or sketchbook vids as well :D
@stevecarter88102 ай бұрын
She got the first vowel right though, right?
@NYLeafy.V2 ай бұрын
When I was in Germany I asked a local how to pronounce it and her daughter corrected her ! They could not agree on the pronunciation . I just thought …well , I’ll never get it !
@toffythewitchАй бұрын
@@NYLeafy.VAustrian here! and i think that's the magic of speaking haha. Even locals can't agree on a right pronunciation sometimes. beautiful i think, how language is so ever changing and individual
@ronaldo_ofaliaАй бұрын
Loishturm? 😊
@moanouchiАй бұрын
I've been doing this for a while but had no idea this was a thing. It all started with having multiple notebooks for certain topics only but I'd only fill in a few pages for each notebook. So I got tired of wasting notebooks and decided to just write my notes of varying topics into one book. I liked how my notebook became a personal reflection of me, showcasing my various interests, research, and bits of knowledge I've collected here and there.
@fernhunter2 ай бұрын
my commonplace book is literally a messy piece of madness with endless notes, quotes, ideas, writing and it's all just thrown into the notebook.I use it as a brain dump to help my head to let go and have this infinite source of info and inspiration. after watching your method, I am considering starting a new one for academic purposes (eng lit major) and try properly organising it! thanks a lot for the video, it's super useful, I hope more people would open a beauty of commonplacing!
@cjsullivan8882 ай бұрын
I'm 65 and have found your videos have reconnected me with much of who I was when I was younger! I'm not yet retired, so this is definitely helping me balance my ongoing self-guided study and my day job! At any rate, you might be interested in reading The Notebook: A History of Thinking on Paper by Roland Allen. Great history of people's use of personal notebooks. Thanks!
@tardigrada70932 ай бұрын
Already downloading!
@tine2722 ай бұрын
this sounds so fun?? i feel like this is exactly whats been missing in my life, i would just screenshot random interesting things and then never find them again in my gallery 😢 i need to start this!
@nicomisa_1223Ай бұрын
Same I'd just screenshot them, then i came across this vid and thought to write those screenshots in a common place book😂
@candiceseretin7230Ай бұрын
Yes this is certainly what I have been doing for years, I hope to go through my gallery soon and sort them out at least into an Album maybe called Commonplace Book
@brandyannhunter2099Ай бұрын
I wonder how I could digitalize a commonplace book. Maybe google files?
@kaylastarr38222 ай бұрын
I used your method of keeping a small commonplace book for the essay you're writing, and it worked wonderfully. I actually got the highest mark that I've ever gotten for an essay before!
@pimmspimms54622 ай бұрын
This is lovely news! CONGRATULATIONS on doing so well with your essay. It sounds like commonplacing is a really helpful practice for you. I’m going to start a commonplace book. 📚 x
@thethriftychickadee7245Ай бұрын
I've always loved notebooks for keeping lists of things, writing down quotes, taking notes on different subjects, Bible verses I liked, jokes I heard, all sorts of things! I started decorating and covering my composition books and somehow clicked on a video while researching that and found commonplacing. I am so excited about this. I've evidently been a common placer all my life and didn't even know it.
@helenmartin10922 ай бұрын
I started one when I had my son, he’s now 23. It’s got such random information that I often refer to from time to time. Great to look back on as well. It’s full of advice from my baby shower, my bucket list, lots of lists, how to draw things, jokes and things my son said when he was little.
@CharlotteParker-u7t2 ай бұрын
I love how passionate you are about this. It has obviously helped you a lot.
@RubyGranger82 ай бұрын
I actually adore it! :p x
@merrildegroot7862Ай бұрын
Thanks Ruby! I'm 64 years old, been doing this most of my adult life - I never knew it had a name. I just called them my notebooks. Great content, very informative.
@astalander606116 күн бұрын
Me too...at 62. I paint and draw in it too. Love this.
@Sankhokun12 күн бұрын
Hey Rubyyyy, I'm seeing you after almost 5 years and it's great to see how far you've come. I used to watch you back in highschool and I'm glad to say you're one of the few people who inspired me to start my own channel. Forever grateful and wish you All the best!
@diannerabon3524Ай бұрын
Thank you for such a thorough explanation. I am a mom and homemaker now for almost 30 years. My commonplace book is full of quotes and passages on motherhood and homemaking. I hope it is a keepsake for one of my children someday. ❤
@causticmuseАй бұрын
When I tried bullet journaling a few years ago, I found myself using it for both planner functions and the sort of things you talk about in this commonplace book video. Once the year was almost over, I realized that over half of my bujo was full of stuff I would actually like to keep around for reference, but it was mixed in with a hundred pages of single use grocery lists and past events that I no longer needed to look at ever again. 😢 That's when I sort of figured out that I needed to keep my planning and my long-term notes in separate volumes. Glad to finally have a name for my personal reference notebook!
@erikabutterfly20 күн бұрын
You can still write those things in your bullet journal, but once a journal is complete, you can go through and collect everything you want to keep long-term in a different, long-term notebook. That way you can sort through it again and choose what's really worth keeping.
@SuzellАй бұрын
"... it helps you draw connections between things" Love this - that's the missing link for me. Thank you, I will start indexing and am excited to see the ideas and insights that flow from that simple practice.
@SeerOfTime5772 ай бұрын
As someone with dozens of notebooks, I feel as though I have been commonplacing my whole life. Thank you for this video, Ruby! It really makes me want to commonplace more intentionally.
@mariaGreenDay4ever2 ай бұрын
I have been common placing my whole life with out knowing it! Thanks Ruby ,for your video and your inspirational ideas .By the way , it really helps organizing your thoughts and your life in general and helps you not to forget things.
@RubyGranger82 ай бұрын
It's so funny when you find language for something you've always done - that's so cool to hear! I'd love to hear about what kinds of things you like to commonplace :)x
@gillianmoody7822Ай бұрын
What a brilliant idea. A way to organise what you want to keep when you don't know what that will be yet. And so incredibly simple - number the pages and leave room for an index at the front. Then, it doesn't matter that one subject is scattered across multiple pages throughout the book. Thank you.
@thymesyaАй бұрын
I didn't know if I can call this commonplace book, but recently i started to write information from novels i read, in order to not forgot the stories since it was a book series. And when I saw this video, i felt amazing!! Thanks ruby, i feel like i have to continue this note taking things. Consistency is hard but I'll try ❤
@PaulineBiene20012 ай бұрын
this is the first time i heard of common place books and i find myself comparing it to a book of shadows or a grimoir by practitioners of the witchcraft community, just collecting and writing stuff down that interests you at the moment, collecting thoughts, information and experiences over the time :) i like it! i also thought of my old school college blocks which were full of random information i collected through the school year, not just school related. thank you for the video
@ReginaCopadoАй бұрын
This is why I'm watching videos about common place books, actually. I'm trying to find ways to improve my grimoire
@AutumnichiАй бұрын
Yes! It it like that for sure.
@EmbercantАй бұрын
I came here to say this! It’s just like a grimmoire! Which I call my bespoke textbook of life (or perhaps my own bible)
@limeparticle2 ай бұрын
I’ve been binging commonplace book videos and trying to chart out the best way to finally start one for myself, I think this may be my sign to just go for it and let it evolve into whatever it wants to be 😊
@RubyGranger82 ай бұрын
You absolutely must! Good luck with starting one :)x
@musikhamster01Ай бұрын
I've been doing commonplacing for years. Currently trying to digitalize the bulk of things since I wanted to keep my commonplace book on me all the time while still maintaining one in paper and it's honestly the best thing I've done over the years. Thanks for the video and I'd love to see more on this topic!
@sofiapanasiuk1572 ай бұрын
this is the first video that actually convinced me I need a commonplace book (instead of just the all-in-one journal) and how fun it can be. thank you!!
@Lisa-vq5bt2 ай бұрын
I admire you so much for your intelligence, curiosity and wisdom and I strive to be more like you. The internet and my phone have kind of killed the side of me that loved reading as a kid and I want to get back to it - the way you are so passionate and excited about literally everything to do with books and writing and history and all those things really inspires me. Thank you!
@katyajohanna2 ай бұрын
I've watched this video 3 times now and I am so fascinated by this concept, that I now started my own commonplace book. I am that type of person, that writes down a lot of tiny snippets in my phone, but than barely revisits them because they just dissappear into the void, I think a notebook will be a much better home for them. I already filled one page and I love the concept. I can't wait to really get into it.
@kjmurray27Ай бұрын
I'm not entirely sure how this video popped up in my suggested videos, but I'm sure glad it did. I have always started notebooks for various different topics but never finished them. This inspired me to pull out an old notebook and just compile everything in it! I've started transferring my saved quotes from my screenshots and notes app into it. Much nicer to have a physical version to flip through than scrolling on a phone! Thank you for sharing about this :)
@Karyn-276aАй бұрын
This is fascinating. I have lived Pinterest for years- and it’s a form of common-placing ❤
@SunnyChang-xd3df2 ай бұрын
Omg!!!!I was literally hopping Ruby would make a video about commonplacing , because I wanted to start a commonplace book, and an hour later, here it is!!!!❤❤❤ By the way love your videos so much 💞💞💞
@RubyGranger82 ай бұрын
Such good timing!
@AutumnichiАй бұрын
I’ve been doing this since the 80’s and it’s one of the easiest, effective, enjoyable way to keep a journal/notebook! 😊
@ash.pace242 ай бұрын
I have seen so many videos about commonplacing and this is the only one that's actually explained it in such a way that I am now convinced I need to incorporate it into my life! Thank you, Ruby!
@Twiggs25622 ай бұрын
I have done this for years but had no idea there was such a whimsical make for it …common-placing…I love it !!!
@biancaellob2 ай бұрын
Ruby, you are literally such a gem. I’ve been watching you for years and the things you talk about & the way you describe them so in depth… has continued to inspire me to seek out those rooted thoughts from my own brain! Always thought I was a little “too particular” in my journaling practices but through your videos, I’ve learned, that well… I am among the greats - as they once journaled with such precision, too :)) appreciate u xoxoxo 🫶🫶🔑🕯️🥲
@RubyGranger82 ай бұрын
Oh this is such a lovely comment... you have me sat here smiling. Thank you for such generous words, and you can never be "too particular", I don't think ;)
@druip-u2m2 ай бұрын
I just finish the skillshare common place class and its amazing! 😊 It feels like an old friend is telling you a lot interesting and useful things, the one that served me a lot was the method of "ask 5 times" :)
@sjwells04Ай бұрын
Can you tell what the ask five times method is? ❤
@spookysznnx2 ай бұрын
The modern version of a commonplace book is a girls note app🙂↕️
@starry_skiesАй бұрын
Literally 😂 my notes app is miles long and I have categories and everything
@ChloeVincent-gt1nk2 ай бұрын
its actually crazy that you make a video on this bc i have to make a commonplace book for one of my architecture classes!
@uglyducky72 ай бұрын
I never realized it, but I've been common-placing for some time now! I would always take pictures of quotes or screenshot images I find interesting but I never got to putting them together because I felt overwhelmed by all the content and didn't know where to start and how to sort it all. Thank you for your video Ruby, it really helped and motivated me ❤
@RubyGranger82 ай бұрын
This is so lovely to read! I definitely agree it can be overwhelming - especially when you fall behind with adding to your book - but I hope you fall into it this autumn!
@syddlinden8966Ай бұрын
I use the colorcode method for categories vs an index. Looking for a color as i flip through is much easier for me to process than trying to read and parse a title in an index.
@sophiew23162 ай бұрын
The way I went out & bought a pocket notebook right after finishing this video
@laurennorthern8353Ай бұрын
Same! 😂 grateful for Ruby’s good influence in my life, encouraging me to strive towards always learning 💓
@filip.alimpic2 ай бұрын
Already went through the class on Skillshare yesterday, it is great! Started my commonplace book last night. Thanks, Ruby!
@Nate19752 ай бұрын
It’s sort of like journalling for me. Have always done it, but thank you for the video. For me it was useful to hear how to do the Index, as I always end up with post it notes everywhere and book marks so I can find relevant sections.
@crussell2162 ай бұрын
I’ve been keeping a common place book for a couple of years now without realising it! I’m delighted to discover through your video, that this is a thing! I will definitely implement an indexing system when I start my next one. Thank you for a great video.
@victoriaprice344124 күн бұрын
We have a collection of Common Place books at my work (I work with Special Collections) from the 18th and 19th centuries. They became very popular with women later on - they are created by a variety of middle class women of the time and they are full of artwork, quotations and musings. I love them!
@Blumbumbee2 ай бұрын
I have been watching you for years now and i literally can't tell u how much u inspire me each time to try something new and make me motivated....your study vlogs and study with mes always helped me and i just wanted to say that keep posting...✨
@rhosymedra66282 ай бұрын
I've been keeping commonplace books since around 2004! they're so useful and then also fun as an archival object to look back on my life (in addition to my journals).
@PeloB2 ай бұрын
..watching from Botswana...🇧🇼🇧🇼🇧🇼 Came right on time!!.. Came right on time!!!.. U are amazing & very hardworking!!!..🥰😘♥️♥️
@lararose36532 ай бұрын
i am about to start my undergraduate English degree at Cambridge so i will definitely start doing this, i have a journal where i put everything including diary entries, and quotes and to do lists etc so i think i will start a commonplace! to organise this!
@ifeelstars2 ай бұрын
i was totally convinced by you, now my main journal is a common place book and since i've started i've been writing so much more
@sophyO-r7r2 ай бұрын
Literally just started my 1st common place book a couple of weeks ago, after hearing you mention it in several videos😊 Didn't realise how much I needed to do this. Thank you for this video it's given me a much clearer idea of how I want my book to be structured ❤
@RubyGranger82 ай бұрын
Oh that's so exciting! I really hope you like keeping one!
@AshleymAdams212 ай бұрын
I definitely do the vocab thing. When I was younger I used to carry around a dictionary and high light the new words I have learned.
@shreyaverma78712 ай бұрын
I've been literally waiting for this video for soo long And am sooo glad its finally here Am so excited to start my own commonplace book , thankyou ruby , lots of love from India❤
@RubyGranger82 ай бұрын
I can't wait for you to start one too :)x
@changnesia104419 күн бұрын
i love your channel, it's like you came out right of a dark academia book, just period vibes all over. Will start common placing so I'm taking notes right now from you.
@AbyssalKitten29 күн бұрын
You have such a lovely, calming voice! Ive just started keeping a commonplace book recently and really enjoyed this
@sparky47862 ай бұрын
I love this. I love seeing that this idea probably came about from the Middle Ages. That tie to the past is somehow comforting to know that human continuity is a thing. Thanks for the video.
@user-qt5ui3ep2t2 ай бұрын
your own encyclopedia sounds amazing
@FelinePoetry2 ай бұрын
I kept one of these in high school and college. I have ADHD, and it serves as a backup memory for me. Every time I told someone what it was, they looked at me like I was either crazy, or a genius.
@PurpleistheIrisАй бұрын
i had some of these notebooks done over the years but today is the first time I learn this term.
@virginiec425Ай бұрын
thank you ! as a journal writer I was lost keeping a commonplace notebook, now I know how to use it 😊
@elizabethparkhouse48772 ай бұрын
I've been doing this for years, but didn't realise it was commonplacing! Definitely going to add the index to my notebooks - it would really help to sort out which topics are where 😊
@elcilove35 минут бұрын
ive been doing this in my notes app on my phone without realizing. making a physical notebook sounds fun!
@KimmyChi52 ай бұрын
I enjoy journaling but I have never heard of commomplacing before until now! I have a small Robin notebook that I wasn’t entirely sure what to do with it but now I think I’ll use it for commonplacing! I enjoy learning new things but sometimes I forget them, so writing them down in a book is perfect! Thank you for the video Ruby!
@ohdrey89Ай бұрын
Anne Lister is a great example of this. If anyone is interested. She literally kept a notebook with her at all times and one of the things she did in it was record all of the barometer readings each year. Her notebooks are fascinating.
@liau56122 ай бұрын
I'm a fan of commonplacing and i love seeing your enthusiasm about it !!
@AugustD_7776 күн бұрын
My uncle has about 15 commonplace books he's made over the years. I flicked through one once and you could see the amount of dedication he had to collating information. Time, dates, everything. All the necessary information he'd ever need all jotted down. He was using it to catalogue porn videos and porn stars but still, it was nice to see.
@sustainableliving84612 ай бұрын
This is such an awaited video and I was so happy to watch it. Your enthusiasm and love for everything you do shines through in every video but especially this one. And that really makes it a joy to watch
@natasham41842 ай бұрын
I can always rely on Ruby to teach me something completely new. Perhaps I'll finally find a use for the tiny notebooks people sometimes buy me.
@aliciap.f.7390Ай бұрын
I have notebooks for everything but your method with an index and having everything in one place sounds so fun. I'm going to look for a small notebook and start doing this!
@renee_angelica2 ай бұрын
Indexing always seemed difficult to me, but this video was very helpful!
@djshiva2 ай бұрын
I found this randomly and I love it! Going to start doing my own Common Place book!
@RubyGranger82 ай бұрын
Oh you must!
@jacquelinehammersley6516Ай бұрын
So happy to have found your channel. This will make my note system SO much more efficient! Many thanks.
@69nisab2 ай бұрын
Great video. I think I’ve been doing this already without realising. Totally agree that noting things engages you more with the text. Thanks for this.
@rose_6992 ай бұрын
This video is such a gift ... Thank you so much!! I was planning to start my commonplace book today ... I just wanted to write to say how calming, helpful, and enheartening your videos are. I hope that you are doing well, and know that you are truly making a difference - one of lightness. Again, thank you so much! From all of us. Sending the best wishes, and much warmth.
@stephanieejoyceАй бұрын
This is such a great idea! I wish I’d known about it because there’s been so many times I read something that I wanted to remember! I do have a thousand tabs open but this would be much more efficient and would also withstand the sands of time a bit more as well!
@anapereiraatriz2 ай бұрын
I used to do it when I was a teenager… such a delighfull exercise ❤
@Odd_BunnyАй бұрын
This has made me realize i've been doing this, but with sooooo many lists on my phone! Using a notebook will save me a lot of phone storage
@Th3odore722 ай бұрын
this is so interesting to me! i have been keeping a bigger version of a commonplace book for two years and i hadn't even realised.
@ioanagrancea60912 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for this, Ruby. Having an index is so helpful.
@stitchingandstuff39302 ай бұрын
I'm happy to have found this video, thankyou! My commonplace book is my own little book of chaotic thinking where anything that interests me such as facts, history, quotes, recipes....anything geta wrote down. I don't have an index or a key though which makes is chaotic but having said that I knkw roughly where in the book I wrote a recipe for chicken and ham pie 😅 I have also let go of perfection recently and I like how on some pages my handwriting is neat but then it looks like a drunk spider has fallen out of an inkwell on the page and scuttled around xxxx
@johnlarkin82263 күн бұрын
I don't keep this kind of organized commonplace book, but I keep many individual notebooks, all un-indexed. I have a book of quotes gathered over many years, and I have a notebook of remembered dreams. I am a scientist, and my series of 40 years worth of notebooks called "Seminars and Ideas," about one notebook every 10 months, is the closest to your commonplacing practice, and it does function in the creative parts of my work as a source of ideas. It is unindexed, but every entry is dated, and I can often recall a rough date, allowing me to find what I remember. Lately, if I have written a good insight or key idea, etc. I stick labeled post-it notes sticking out the top. Messy, but I found a sketch of an idea that will help my graduate student with her dissertation in about 30 seconds. So tidy they are not, but they certainly are useful. And after 40 years, they show me how the world has changed, and provide a reality check for my memory. Nice video!
@turdusobscurus2 ай бұрын
I've done this since I was young and never knew it was a thing until now! 👏
@nohmidesign14 күн бұрын
I'm just getting into starting my own common place book and I found that it makes you also more actively watching youtube videos, because I wanted to start my common place book with definitions, reasons and so on about common place books :D I got much more informations out of the videos when I'm thinking about what can I transfer into my book? Thanks for your video and sharing your thoughts and methods. I will definitely check out your skillshare class.
@Jeannek44932 ай бұрын
I commonplace and didn't know it! I love this
@nellygoescrazy2 ай бұрын
Omg I just stumbled across the term commonplace book in one of your shorts and was wondering if you would do a separate video on it and now I see you actually did 😍😍😍
@katscozycorner2 ай бұрын
Thank you Ruby! From hearing you talk about commonplace books in your vlogs I realised I’ve kind of being keeping a version of that in my google notes on my phone. But I want to try and transfer it into a physical format and your video was very insightful in getting a fuller understanding of the uses and meaning behind it (I already had a Skillshare account and have added your course to my favourites 😉). Love your vlogs!
@mrandisg2 ай бұрын
I have boxes full of random scraps of paper and torn-out notebook pages with all kinds of random notes on them. I've been meaning to go through them and organize those notes into a commonplace book. Tbh, as much information as I have here, it might end up being several books! Or some of it might go into my Notion, OneNote, or some other digital format. However I do it, I just want to thank you for the inspiration! 😊💖
@eire022 ай бұрын
I saw a TikTok where you shared a commonplace entry and have been waiting for this video!! I’ve been commonplacing more actively recently, so it’s nice to see how others approach it :)
@nxreu2 ай бұрын
Love the braids! You should style your hair more often, it looks gorgeous xx
@KerenBengigiАй бұрын
You are amazing and so inspiring. Keep making videos about the things you are passionate about.
@wearenotdoinggethelp33332 ай бұрын
This is really fantastic timing as i'm just getting into commonplacing! right now it's mostly writing snippets and recipes
@VictoriaJohnsonHarp2 ай бұрын
This is one of the best overview of commonplace book I’ve watched. Thank you!
@kayeatoast2 ай бұрын
being recommended your video such a serendipitous discovery! Inspired by the Quagmires from A Series of Unfortunate events, since primary school I had been keeping my own version of a common place book (later evolved into what my current reading journal, personal journal, and notes app are) just yesterday I was going through my old stuff and found these books!!! Now after watching your video I'm so inspired to now properly start a Common place book and compile my screenshot folder and mess of a notes app. As someone who likes to keep things organised, i love the idea of having information I've been exposed to all in one place and can easily bring around with me to reread/reference
@silvialogan92262 ай бұрын
Using a commonplace book is an excellent way to organize your ideas when you want to write essays and books because it helps you look for sources of information.
@c31e8t2 ай бұрын
IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS VIDEO BY YOUUU
@carolaustin37852 ай бұрын
Thanks, Ruby for the lesson! You've explained everything so well, and with great enthusiasm.
@aleneappleton1302 ай бұрын
Thank you Ruby. This video has been so helpful to me, and how you explained commonplacing is excellent. You connected the dots for me. Best wishes to you in all your endeavors.
@kevinwright84312 ай бұрын
I started notebooks using academic diaries from 2013 - they started as lists of books or particular author bibliographies. I now use notebooks more thematically because of the influence of Bruce Chatwin and other travel writers such as Stevenson. I sort of gave up my OU degree in 2010 in Humanities under pressure from work
@lydiaschicklin59782 ай бұрын
Hello dear Ruby, I did not know I have been " commonplacing " for decades ! Thank you for the information!Bisous from Alsace