It’s Day No. Who-The-Hell-Knows of this quarantine and as everyone continues to stay at home, we won’t be surprised if you’re running out of things to do. As helpful as technology has been since the pandemic started, Netflix and Spotify and all the other apps and media could only do so much to keep us entertained.
So here’s a suggestion for you: why not try something old school instead? We’re sure many of you out there have picked up a hobby or two, but if you’re looking for another one to add to the list (or you really are bored out of your wits and looking for something to do), you should totally consider keeping a journal.
Hey, journaling is so much more than just finding a random notebook, grabbing the nearest pen, and jotting down the words “Dear diary” on the page. These days, it can be fun, creative, and even tailored to your specific interests. How, you ask? Let’s check out SKIT Books!
Journaling taken to a whole new level
When you really think about it, journaling is a form of keeping a record of what you think and feel, what happened to you each day, and so on. But what SKIT Books does is they take it up a notch by offering interest-specific journals. What do we mean by that?
Among the journals they offer are their Coffee Tasting Journal, Essential Oils Journal, and K-Drama Journal. They even have beer and wine tasting-themed journals! They also have logbooks for when your hobbies require that you take note of info, like their Workout Logbook and Hiking Logbook.
Each of their products is carefully and thoughtfully designed to cater to your needs and hobbies. A sneak peek of their Series Journal on their website, for example, will show that the journal lets you rate a TV series based on cast, director, story, production, music, and cinematography. You can even write a full-fledged review should you wish.
What else do they have?
If you prefer more generic journals, that’s no problem at all! Some of their other cool stuff include the Bucket List and Post Pandemic Planner. They also have pocket notes and notebooks that aren’t tailored to specific interests and they even do customer journal covers.
