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A Late-Spring / Start-Summer Bucket List
Hello there lovely peps! I hope you’re having a nice Sunday so far. Today I’ve prepared a bit of a summer influenced post. You probably already know this, because let’s face it you clicked on this post judging by the title – ha ha. Never the less, I know this post is going to be…
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Coffee Chats |Â Anxiety
Hey lovely people! I hope you’re enjoying your Sunday. First of all I just want to say welcome and thank you to all my new readers. And also thank you to you who’ve been reading my blog for a little while now. You all mean something to me. Now, let’s move on from one touchy…
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New year, New Me 2018 | Bullet Journaling
2018, yup this year has just flown by SO quickly. I could write a hole series af posts about 2017, but let’s move forward. Fresh start, new energy and ready to change. For this post I’ve decided to share Bullet Journaling with you. Before you click off this page thinking: “Oh god, I just wanted…
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Gift Wrapping Guide | 2017
Happy Christmas! Sorry I havn’t posted trough this week up until today, I’ve just not have time enough. However I’m here now, back on track with the good old Sunday posts. So this weekend has been the ultimate Christmas weekend, which I BTW am doing a blogpost on, so stay tuned for that. Yesterday, my…
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Corners of my Christmassy Room
Ho ho ho ho – Merry Christmas. Today I’ve done another post for my Blogmas 2017. Wait what? Yup, you heard it right. This year I’m doing Blogmas, which means that I’m (hopefully) posting at least 2 times a week. So be exited! Today I’ve decided to show you snippets of my room – Or…
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Creating a Personal Weekly Spread
Happy Sunday!!! I hope you’re having a good one. For todays post I’ve decided on a Bullet Journal one. Bullet journaling is something with a very personal look (unless you of cause get a little too “inspired” sometimes) My style of bullet journaling is more “free handed”, not that sharp or too symmetrical. But that’s…
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4 Different Bullet Journal Weekly Spreads
4 different Bullet Journal layouts that everyone can master.
Karen Wodstrup 