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A list of fun places to go and things to do on weekends: My husband and I are still getting used to being empty-nesters and not having our weekends taken up with kid-related activities. Often we spend Saturday morning going back and forth: "What do you want to do this weekend?" "I don't know, what do you want to do?"
So now I capture ideas when we think of them, like going to the big antique shop to look for stained glass hangings, or that nature area where we haven't gone for a walk in a long time. Then when it's the weekend I just look at my list and pick something fun to do!
Stuff I like: I created a tabbed section where I can capture random things I like. I have a page for Quotes, and a page for Random Interest (for example: the word tsundoku in Japanese means buying books and letting them pile up, often unread. Which is something I do a lot!).
I also have pages for books and shows I enjoyed. Not to be read or to be watched, but what I did read or watch that I liked.
This section full of Things I Like is really nice to look through, and sparks inspiration about what else I'll like.
What's new in your Filofax?
And as always on Fridays, feel free to ask and/ or discuss anything ring binder organiser related!
What's new in my Filofax? In about 10 minutes, it's going to be a "Stuff I Like" section.
ReplyDeleteI need a tsundoku list! Love that they have a word for it. Also a great idea to create a list of things to do!
ReplyDeleteBecause of tsundoku there are now two 2025 lists in my Filofax of all the books I have that have not yet been read on Kindle and physical. It does not keep me from buying new books because one can never have enough books. The ability to read is, imo, the greatest gift given to the world.
DeleteThank you for tsundoku! Love that there is a word for all the books as yet unread in my home. Thanks to tsundoku, there are now 2 lists in my Filofax for 2025. One for Kindle, and one for physical books with the goal to read all of them this year. This has not kept me from buying new books.
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