because it's right. life is simple.
i've spent the last six days rereading the jessica darling series by megan mccafferty. i read them in high school a couple times, and i needed a few hundred pages of deep fluff books.
(those terms might seem contradictory, but they aren't. straight up fluff books focus on what people are wearing, who's kissing who, and what to do with the limitless credit cards everybody's fathers have funded practically since birth.
deep fluff books focus on self-actualization through relationships and life. i'm a sucker for either type of book, not gonna lie. but this week i needed some depth.)
anyhow, these books make me just want to write and write and write, which means the pages of my journal fill up twice as fast (and considering i average a journal every three or four months, that's saying a lot).
(i'll be the first to admit the titles are a little (okay, a lot) tacky. but the books are sooo good. read them.)
which makes it important that i get serious about my search for my next journal.
this is what i want: a hardbound red book without lines and with thick watercolor pages. does anybody know where the freak i can find one?!!? because i am about at my wit's end, having looked at every book and craft store i can think of.
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ReplyDeleteHave you looked at the cliché Moleskine?
ReplyDeleteAlso a few big stores in Seattle had specialty stuff like that. Check out either Dick Blick, Daniel Smith or Utrecht Art. All have stores around the country.
There was another one I saw but forgot what that was called... Hope this helps you a little bit!