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Hobonichi users, how do you manage writing several pages a day?

I know I'm super early, but I'm considering getting a Hobonichi to journal. I already have a A5 notebook that's almost full, but I don't really go back to it (because it's a chore knowing what day it was for specific entries, although I might just not display it enough), and I'd spend weeks not writing at all for some reason. I think having a journal where the dates are pre-written might help.

The thing is, when I write entries, I tend to write several pages. Is there a way to "work around" this, or are Hobonichi just not for me?

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[–] Theotime812@bliry.fr 1 points 2 days ago

@lapis@elekk.xyz @journaling@sh.itjust.works I didn't know there were day-free ones, but I'd like to journal more often (so I thought that if there were pages with dates already written, it'd help me remember to journal)

I'll still consider it though, thanks!