There was a time when every January, I signed up for Ali Edwards’ year-long One Little Word workshop. It invariably went one of two ways: I stopped participating after 3 or 4 months, because I felt Ali’s suggestions weren’t working for me, or I finished the 12 months and had a skinny (and usually odd-sized) album I didn’t particularly care for.
Last year, very little happened with my word. Having chosen to stick with the same word for a second year, I’d determined to be more proactive with it. 
Enter the humble Traveler’s Notebook. Simple. Easy. Perfect. There are 28 double pages, so more than enough to record a year of nourishment, wouldn’t you say?
I was then left with the dilemma of what to record … but in the end, it was actually quite easy to decide on what to include. Trips away (home and abroad); my monthly reading list; walks in the park with The Brainy One; coffee with friends.
I’m looking forward to it being satisfyingly fat at year’s end.
This West London Life 
Your TN for OLW is looking good. Great photo of you. Pages look to have a perfect balance of info & embellishments. I have only done Ali’s OLW course once & it did not speak to me the way I had hoped. I am making notes throughout the month on my relationship with my word of 2018, Focus. I think I will be borrowing your Word for the next few days as I try to nourish myself back to health.
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Oh, it looks wonderful already! The TN is such a manageable format, isn’t it? I’ll be looking out for more little peaks as you and Nourish walk along together this year. I’ve not engaged with Ali’s OLW this year either …
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PS that should have been ‘peeks’ but perhaps the spell-checker-alteration is valid too :).
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The traveler’s notebook is a great idea & I like your choices of what to record!! I finally decided on my OLW notebook set up yesterday & just have a few bits to finish so I can share it.
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