Bullet Journal Pages

This was the notebook I decided to use for my bullet journal. It was 50 cents during back to school season. 

This is my index. The first thing I did was number all the pages in the lower right hand corners. The notebook said it had 80 pages, but the first was the index. I thought I would only get to number 1-79, but there were two free pages. I got to number 1-81. 

The point of this is to be your life book. All of your info in one place. 

I made a list of “acceptable gas station snacks” because most stores we do inventory at are convenient stores. Often, I don’t put anything of my own in Kevin’s lunch kit, so I’m forced to buy something if I get hungry. This is just a list of things for sale in most C-stores that are on the green list for my diet, which I haven’t been too religious on. 

Home recipes and shopping list is the same thing. 

On the medication log, I wrote down several dates all the way to Jan 17, and a “remaining” line underneath. When I take my meds in the morning, I’ll write that I took one metformin, one atorvastatin, one propranolol, and then underneath that write how many of each I have remaining. I’m also taking iron pills, vitamin C, and a multivitamin, but those are easily accessible and I don’t need to record how many are left. 

On my step count log, I’ll write how many steps I had as of 11:59pm 

Daily to do lists are also daily logs. 

Student loan payment logs are a replacement of the log I’ve been keeping in my phone, stating how much I paid on what date and what that brings the total balance to. 

The ER bill payment log is an old $5000+ balance I have from an old ER visit from 2019. It’s under $2500 I think at this point, and they take 42 per month out of my account on either the 11th or 12th. I should really call to ask my current balance. 

The unexpected bank withdrawal log is for just that. Unexpected bank withdrawals to look into. Either cancel something I didn’t, or whatever. 

BCBS 2026 is my new health insurance, which I’m actually dreading. You don’t get that many choices on Obamacare anymore, and while I used to be all for it, I literally hate it now. More later. 

Then there’s a morning and evening routine, with a complete checklist of things to complete each morning and evening, because I always forget a handful of them. 

Finally, I had some fun with the ChatGPT candy cane backdrops. There’s my daughter’s graduation pic, our wedding picture from March, and kevin with our boss’s dog. Kevin has both legs irl though! Gotta love AI!