Decade Thirty 9/1/21 Decade Thirty 9/1/21

Useful Bullet Journal spreads of 2020

I’ve had a few requests over the course of a few years to put together some blog posts that showcased pages from my Bullet Journal.

Decade Thirty 30/12/20 Decade Thirty 30/12/20

Musings from the year

Looking back, when we were all in the mire of 2020, the present and the future looked grim, but in hindsight, this year felt like someone had hit the pause button, and we were all running in slow motion.

Decade Thirty 20/3/20 Decade Thirty 20/3/20

A new beginning

G’day, world!

You’re probably just as surprised as I am to see that this blog is so bare. It’s taken me awhile to find the time, and I guess also the courage, to go back and start blogging again. So why is all of my content gone? I still don’t fully understand what happened, but I’m moving forward. I must admit, when I first discovered that everything had suddenly disappeared overnight, I was devastated. After a few hours though, I felt a sense of relief. Does that sound terrible?

Decade Thirty 2/3/16 Decade Thirty 2/3/16

Improve your everyday handwriting... in sentences

Welcome to the third installment of the ‘Improve your everyday handwriting’ series on my blog :) If you missed the first two, there are the links:

Decade Thirty 1/2/16 Decade Thirty 1/2/16

Improve your everyday handwriting... in words

Welcome to the next installment into my “Improve your everyday handwriting” series :) If you missed the first part of the series, here is the link. And if you don’t feel like reading it, here’s a quick summary:

Decade Thirty 12/1/16 Decade Thirty 12/1/16

Improve your everyday handwriting

This post has been sitting in my Drafts for nearly 6 months waiting to be finished. I get a tonne of questions daily asking for tips on my handwriting, examples of my handwriting, and just general comments about my handwriting. I’ve written a FAQs blog post about it back in June 2015, and from that point, I’ve done some research (in whatever spare time I could muster) on the kinds of tutorials that are being offered out there on handwriting, handlettering, calligraphy, etc., you name it, I’ve probably read it. The one aspect that stands out in all of them is that each course endeavours to help you write a particular way, such as brush lettering or Spencerian script or cursive handwriting, which, if that’s exactly what you’re looking for, are fantastic courses to take part in. But what about your everyday handwriting? You know the one that you use to write yourself notes, to write in your planner, to take down a phone message, etc. – I’m sure there are people out there who would like to improve their own handwriting skills.