Composition journal

My progress on my Junque Journal notebook, I inked some pages and edges and added tabs along the top

Can you believe that this….. …..was once this: It took a lot of work but now the journal below is FULL of memories, notes, lists, drawings, etc. It is a simple process and you will get so much enjoyment out of it. It would be a fulfilling activity for older children as well. My 2-year-old […]

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This Composition Notebook rode alongside me my junior year at Wheaton North High School capturing the contents of a 17 year old mind subjected to incessant boredom 5 days a week. Inside are the typical musings and sketches found in a high school notebook's margins, but I owe the inspiration for collecting these in a dedicated composition notebook to Pete Albrecht, whose ability to harness creative energy and misdirect it far excedes my own. Clicking on the images will allow you to see them…

Those who are bitten by the poetry bug cannot help but compose. Lines snag their sweaters when they are shopping for cereal; words rattle their chains in their sleeping brains. Others remember their poetic origins when they suffer a loss or celebrate a joy; they write an occasional poem marking the event for a funeral or wedding. You may be someone who has never written before and wonder if you can. Or you once wrote and abandoned the habit, or it abandoned you, and you wonder if you can…