Two months ago, my husband and I were in California, staying with his parents during our Christmas break. And I was bored. Totally bored. Bored and without direction and purpose in my day-to-day life. While talking with Megan via phone one day, she suggested using a calendar and schedule, but not in the old, traditional way that I had given up after graduating from Bible school. She pointed me to bullet journals, habit trackers, and other methods of making my planner fit my needs. I fell in love with this new system and began filling it up right away! I had purpose and direction in my long, lonely days. Fast-forward two months into the present, and I am now on the opposite end of bored! I don't have time in a day to get bored, and where does my scheduling fall in these days? It saves me so much time and anguish! I write down everything, and when (yes, when) I forget, I don't have to fret about it. To spark ideas in your mind, whether you are in a stay-at-home-long-d