How to Create Easy Make-shift Journal Pages For On The Go

by Brian Warriner

This is so easy to do that I overlooked it. Now, if you are an avid journaler like me. I don’t carry my journal with me everywhere I go, so when my anxiety starts to kick in. I do this to create journal pages for myself. If you are in the hospital, emergency room, at school, at work, or anywhere else, you may be. You don’t have your journal on you. I find this to be an easily accessible alternative. Then you slide it into the pages of your journal. Or tape a pocket for it on the inner cover.

The Steps

1.      Grab some computer paper, the white 8.5 in x 11 in. Turn it sideways so the long side is horizontal.

 

2.      Then fold it in half. Flatten the crease on the paper. It helps the other pages to fit together when you put them together.  

     

 

 

 

 

3.      Do this with a few pieces of paper. If you write on them front and back, with four pages, it gives you 16 pages to use for journaling.  

 

   

4.      Once you have your pages folded, insert them into each other. This helps to keep the pages together. This way, you don’t lose them.

5.      You have a little booklet. Make sure you number them as you write on the pages. And put your name on the pages and keep them safe until you put them into your journal.