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7 ways to simplify your journalling for your Christmas projects
1. Oh Life
You can use this daily or weekly email reminder service and receive regular emails. You simply reply each day with a photo if you like, and OhLife keeps your entries securely online. The great thing is you can always go back and reply to the emails for past days and the entries slot into their place.
2. Blog
If you already blog, when not post your journalling for December Daily there?
3. Email yourself
Check out Simple Scrapper's great article that shows how you can use email to keep your journalling together, I suggest emailing yourself with the subject line December Daily or similar.
4. Memory Logbook/Diary
You can use a diary to record tidbits throughout the day, or just refer back to your appointment schedule for reminders of the day's happenings.
I have used the Memory Logbook from Log your Memory for 2 years now and I love it. It's a diary designed for memory keepers.
5. Sticky note on the physical page
For those of you who like to avoid errors or prefer printed journalling, pop a sticky pad in your purse, on the kitchen bench and then pop them onto your foundation pages.
6. Write straight onto the page
This system is simple and effective, if you have your December Daily project on hand. I would definitely go this way if I wasn't a digi-scrapper. Just so simple!
7. Memento app
You can also use your iPhone or iPad with the Memento App. It gathers your feeds from Facebook and Twitter into one place automatically and it can gather your pictures too. You can even backup and restore your "moments".
Here's some more from Memento:
With Momento in your pocket you can write your diary ‘on the go’, capturing moments whenever you find the time. A beautiful interface coupled with powerful tagging, makes it quick andeasy to write about your day and browse moments from your past.
Archive years of your online life in minutes
Connect Momento with popular web services to fill your diary with your online activity. Inminutes Momento can build a record of each day, using the information and media you have shared online. A fast, effective and effortless way to record your life.
- Tweets from Twitter
- Facebook Statuses
- Facebook Check-ins
- Flickr Photos
- Instagram Photos
Have more tips?
I'd love to hear from you in the comments below.
Resources for December Daily
Ali's Introduction to December Daily
Shimelle's Journal Your Christmas
2011 December Daily Flickr Group
Follow @decemberdaily on twitter
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- December Daily Inspiration: Episode 1
- Why December Daily? 5 Reasons I Scrapbook Every Day in December
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Brooke says
Thank you for doing this podcast. I accidentally found it from doing a search in itunes for the word ‘simplify’. I’ve never had any interest in scrapbooking before-I don’t think I even knew digital scrapbooking existed. But I now am interested in digital scrapbooking, thanks to listening to your podcast. Also, you have a lovely voice. Thanks again…
Melissa Shanhun says
Thanks Brooke! I am glad you enjoyed it. On the topic of Simplify – it was my one little word to guide me through the year in 2010 http://blog.mshanhun.com/2010/12/one-little-word-2011.html