This helpful little Q & A a Day diary makes tracking my life simple, nerdy, fun. Each day, I answer a brief question in a sentence or two. Example prompts:
Which celebrity would you want to interview?
How did you start your day?
What three words describe your family?
On each page, the date is there and I add the year along with my short answer. easy peasy.
I can’t wait to see it once I fill it up with the minutiae of everyday life because I know that my life will change a lot over the next five years (not sure about my answers, though!). how fun to create a little time capsule. From babies to toddlers through preschool to middle school. Ack. slow down, Time!
I originally discovered this style of journal when my mommy gotten Holden a kid’s version at Christmas a few years ago. He began his in earnest at the start of the school year — you can start anytime — and I picked one up for me and Milo at the holidays after seeing his enthusiasm.
He still lets me read it and I love the insight into his feelings about various things I won’t share here.
See the Q&A a Day: 5-Year Journal or Q&A a Day for Kids: A Three-Year Journal on amazon. There’s also a special mom-centric version and one for two people.