Author Archives: Angee Robertson

Q. I have some black chalkboard paint left over from a larger project. Can you think of a project I can use it for that only needs a small amount? A. Certainly. Pick up a few small mason jars. Using … Continue reading →

Are you looking for a way to help your child express themselves freely while providing on going educational practice while out of school this summer? Introducing journaling to them will motivate and excite them to write. They will love the … Continue reading →

Painted Placemats Looking to raise the bar when it comes to your next get together with friends? Wow them with these easy to do but oh-so-chic entertaining ideas. Give your plain placemats a few coats of black chalkboard paint. When … Continue reading →

Get ready to hit the beach. Summer is almost here so break out the bikinis and dust off your cover up. Take time to pick out a tote that will caddy your beach beauty essentials and favorite poolside reads. Rebecca … Continue reading →

When I was a little girl, my dad always carried around a tiny notebook and whenever I would open the notebook, I would see all sorts of doodling. Sure there would be notes but then there were these wonderful drawings … Continue reading →

Start the New Year right! Keep a journal. We all start the New Year with goals, resolutions, whatever you want to call it. I am so passionate about self-discovery, documenting your life, and new adventures. So what better time of … Continue reading →

I’m a part of a journaling community on LinkedIn called Journal Juju. One of the members, Amy Alexander, posted about her iPhone app that provides 365 days worth of journal writing prompts. Now you really have no excuse not to … Continue reading →

Working from home can be a bit lonely so there are times where I like to get out of the office. One of my favorite places to visit is Starbucks. I love to just sit and people watch. There are … Continue reading →

I don’t know if you are like me but I am a very visual person. I am always looking at my surroundings and finding small things that are so beautiful that no one else would have ever spotted had I … Continue reading →