Analogue Inspiration

These days have been looking a bit different from what they usually look like, although most of my tools have stayed the same.

This post has been a long time coming! I’ve had it in the queue for a while, while other, seemingly more timely things, popped up, like Scriptus or Hallowe’en.

It’s fall again! About time. It’s glorious. Just the whisperings of the winter ahead. Before you know it I’ll be complaining about how cold it is. Perhaps we’ll be there by the time you finish reading this blog post.

Last week I posted about the pens and analogue supplies I’m bringing with me to Japan and Hong Kong. Now, in Part 2, I’m covering some of the tools and set-up I’m going to be using to get things done (and also what exactly are the things I’m hoping to get done).

So we're heading off to Japan at the end of the month. With two weeks left until we fly out, the countdown is on, and the to do list is long.

Chinese New Year is rolling around (February 5th this year)! Jon and I are both second generation Chinese, and while we don't follow as many traditions as I would like, one tradition is to deep clean your house before the new year, so you can enter with a fresh start. And, in case you've missed it, Marie Kondo and Netflix just released a show based on her book, The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up.

We've wrapped up the Christmas season, and we're barrelling right into the new year. I can hardly believe it.