Emma, Author at The Paper Kind

My 2022 Bullet Journal Set Up & Planning System

Emma January 15, 2022 0 Comments

I seem to mention this in every post I write but I graduated from university in 2021 and this has caused several changes in my life. I’ve mentioned this enough already but did you know I own an Etsy store now. Okay, in all seriousness I went through a love-hate relationship with my bullet journal last year and because of that, I’ve made some changes to how I use my bullet journal. All this...

How I Organised My Laptop For 2022

Emma January 1, 2022 1 Comment

2022 is upon us and as we say goodbye to 2021 I also had to say goodbye to my time at university. However, in the last 6 months, I’ve started some new exciting projects (such as an Etsy shop!). All these changes have made me realise I need to get my digital life in order. So today I want to share how I have organised my laptop. I know this post is going up at the beginning of a new year...

BluChickenNinja > The Paper Kind

Emma September 17, 2020 1 Comment

So I guess I should start with the obvious. I changed the name of my blog. If this has shown up in your Wordpress Reader it means you were following my old blog and were transferred to the new one. For the last 7 years I have been blogging under the username BluChickenNinja and today I want to share some of the reasons why I made the change BluChickenNinja > The Paper Kind Changing my domain...

What Is A Commonplace Book & How To Use It

Emma August 15, 2020 5 Comments

I want to talk about something a little different today. I know my blog mostly focuses on bullet journals. But there are also other forms of journaling out there. One type of journal I’ve become fascinated with recently is the commonplace book. I’ve come across people talking about commonplace books before, but I’ve always had the impression that a commonplace book was a notebook where you...

How To Bullet Journal On A Budget

Emma August 8, 2020 2 Comments

I wouldn’t consider bullet journaling to be expensive, but I need to acknowledge that I already had most of the stationery supplies that I use and paying £15 every 6 to 12 months for a new notebook is not a huge expense to me. But I know that some people won’t feel the same way. So today I want to share some ways that you can bullet journal on a budget. I know that personal circumstances...