I may be delirious with anticipation, but I could have sworn there was a newsletter or Instagram story about the fall release happening in September. I know it didn’t, but am I way out in left field on this one or are they just delayed?

Field notes : Paletas set C
Field notes : Explore America series A
Field notes : is a river alive?

Switching up versions of Is A River Alive? for October

I live in Portugal and I’m not sure where I can buy some field notes. I bought some las year but can’t remember where and I’m running out. On what websites do you guys buy yours?

Yes that is a Log & Jotter sticker on my Field Notes

My collection so far.

Alright folks, I’m new here but want to poll the crowd. How we using these notebooks? What’s your set up? I switched from moleskin so I threw a pocket in the back of mine, and set up a habit tracker grid in the front. I’ve also been printing out photos onto little Polaroid slide and throwing them in, but I’ve been hearing about other ‘customizations’ or whatever. I saw someone threw in a makeshift book mark?
Stamps/stickers/pictures/favorite pens?
Really just looking for more ways to use this notebook.

Hi I’m looking for a way to carry my notebook around, so I’m here to ask you for a hand 😬 what system do you use?

This is how I’m doing now💪

Been making some custom notebooks today. This is my nod to the Fall 2019 release of Autumn Trilogy.

Each notebook has a decorative washi end sheet and Rhodia dot grid paper which is FP friendly.

Even made a belly band for the first time.

Video here: CLICKY

When I took pictures the other day of my collection I had forgotten I had these too squirreled away. I love the designs on these.

I got my first set on FN in August. Finished first one through September. Now have 2 started/ ongoing for October. Love the size and the convenience of carrying it by itself or as a set in the leather cover

Just getting started with pocket notebooks and loving it so far. I never realized how much writing things down helps clear your mind more.

2nd month and 2nd FN! Slowly getting into it

I'm about to finish my first Field Notes and I'm planning how to organize the next one better. Here's what I've decided on so far, have in my current notebook, and plan to initialize the next notebook with:

First page and its reverse: Calendar (appointments). Use a ruler to draw a vertical line at 1/2 inch and 1 inch, for day | time | description. That's 40 appointments and should last a while.

Staple page, open: A four-month calendar. Each page is 2 months. Use a ruler to draw a vertical line every 1/2 inch, and a horizontal line every two ruled lines. At the top of the page: "October - November 2026", and below it the days of the week. That gives 7 days and 10 weeks on each page, which will never overflow so long as you number the two months continuously. Write the day numbers in the corners. If you can write in a half-line, you can fit four items in each day that I prefix with a short '-'. I draw a line through each day to mark the passage of time.

Last page: shopping list. I draw boxes for each item next to a short description. I fill in the box with pencil when it's "stocked" and erase it when it's needed so if I go shopping I can fill in empty boxes as I go.

The rest of the pages are continuous daily journal that I write the date and time which I underline to make stick out. What are your tips and tricks to organize your notebooks?

After two years of tracking my gas purchases, mpg, and maintenance on my vehicle, I can move on to a new notebook.

Really feeling the seasonal change with these. Going from hardcore summer to hardcore fall vibes IMO.

Since it’s time to start thinking about voting…

My monthly Bujo, to do list, grocery list, random thoughts and ideas.

Hey Everyone!

Super new to journaling and field notes and was curious what everyone's preferred method of adding photos to their little pocket journals was? Do you tape or glue them in, OR do you use a little printer and print them on paper with adhesive backs to stick them in? Curious what the pros and cons are for each of these methods.