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July 2026 reads

I never use the monthly spreads in my journal (something something about object permanence), so last month I tried filling it with the books I read during July! It’s mostly going through our TCAF haul…I still got a lot left to read haha….here’s the books if you’re wondering, and/or looking for some new comics to read:

1. “In Real Life” by Cory Doctorow and Jen Wang
2. “Testament” by J. Marshall Smith
3. “It’s a Good Life, If You Don’t Weaken” by Seth
4. “Absolute Martian Manhunter Vol. 1” by Deniz Camp and Javier Rodrรญguez
5. “Blind Alley: Five Years On” by Adam de Souza
6-7. “Augustine” by Tas Mukanik and Winter Jay Kiakas
8. “The Wind Beneath The Aspens Ch.1” by Hal
9. “Internal Affairs: Tense Anniversary” by Patrick Crotty, Mel Tow, Michael Furler
10. “Moving Pictures” by Kathryn and Stuart Immonen

The veredict: comics rule actually ๐Ÿ‘

My 2025 Planners: Hobonichi Weeks (4)

I had a SUPER BUSY end-of-year season at work, so this is up a little later that I would like, but!! here it is!! THE YEARLY HOBONICHI POST…!!!!

(note: I’m posting this in 2026, but I started writing this in late 2025 so every time I say “this year” or any variations of it, that’s 2025! okay you get it!!)

This is my fourth year in a row using the Hobonichi Weeks as my main planner, and I honestly don’t see that changing anytime soon. This year I even went a step further and got a second Weeks that I use for my jobโ€”let me tell you how that went!

My 2024 Planner: Hobonichi Weeks (3)

Happy holidays! 2024 is almost over, but I wasn’t gonna let the year end without my โœจ yearly planner post!! โœจ

This is my third year in a row using the Hobonichi Weeks (hereโ€™s my posts for 2022 and 2023). Thereโ€™s no big changes in how I used it compared to previous years, but thereโ€™s always little tweaks to the system as I find what works best for my needs ๐Ÿ™‚

Catching up with travel journaling

When Rodrigo and I went to SPX/CXC back in September I was really excited to try and keep a travel journal during the trip! I had already been keeping a daily journal during the year, and the idea of having an illustrated travel journal as a memory of our trip was so cool…

Anyway, I finished catching up on my travel journal pages this morningโ€”almost 3 months later. Whoops…?

My 2023 Planner: Hobonichi Weeks (2)

It’s been a busy year so this took me a little longer than expected, but here’s my yearly planner overview!! โœจ This is my third year writing about my planners, AND my second year using the Hobonichi Weeks (you can check last year’s post here).

Keep in mind that this is not so much of a “review” as I won’t be going over all the details of the planner, but more of how I’m using the planner during this year. OK let’s go!