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Now you have a Travelers Notebook, you have some type of inserts and you are having fun figuring out the best way to use your wonderful notebook. There is still lots more fun to be had making your notebook your own. You can add pockets, dashboards, and loops for your pen. There are many very creative ideas out there to help make your notebook functional and fun at the same time.
This is where a lot of people get cross eyed and go into a frozen mode. It is impossible to make a decision. Why? Because you really don't know which is going to work for you until you start using it.
Anything you can fold around a group of folded papers could be considered a travelers notebook. The most common materials are leather, fabric, paper, felt, vinyl, plastic, and foam.
I have been circling around the travelers notebooks for some time now. Of all the planner systems this one seems the most mysterious. I have a couple of "fauxdori's" made of fabric, a cheaper version of the leather ones, so I can try them out and see if I can make the system work for me. I have been doing a lot of research and decided to make a series about the system and all my findings.
I am obsessing with midori setups right now. I have two "fabric" dori's that I want to set up and use. I am not sure what to use them for but I love them so much. I have started a "Miracle Morning" routine and I can use one of them for that. It would be perfect. Not sure about the second one.
Can there be such thing as "too much" planner goodness? I would say "NEVER".
I have been to target more in the last month then all of last year. But here is the funny part, I don't get beyond the $1 spot and the stationary section. That is really funny when you think of it. Same with Michaels and Joann's.
