My local library's bullet journal club started tracking weird stuff
I went to our library's bullet journal meetup last week, and everyone was sharing their spreads. I mean, one person had a whole page just for logging different types of rain sounds they heard. Another was tracking how many times their dog sighed per day. So I joked about making a spread for my failed attempts at baking, and now they want me to present it next month. Maybe it's just me, but bullet journaling here has gotten pretty wild lately.
Lol but do we really need to track every little thing? It's fun as a joke but making a whole spread for failed baking sounds like a chore. At the end of the day it's just a notebook, not that serious.
Seriously, why do people treat this like some big project? It's supposed to be a fun way to get organized, not a second job making charts for every little thing. In the end it's just a notebook you're gonna fill with scribbles anyway.