The Changing Seasons – September Doodle Calendar

This month I…

  1. Randomly walked by the Blue House, the presidential residence
  2. Got on a plane
  3. Walked through the Nuuksio National Park outside of Helsinki (post forthcoming)
  4. Bought all the Moomin postcards, as you do when you’re in Finland
  5. Saw the TV tower in Berlin, among other landmarks
  6. Tried on these smart sunglasses that you can listen to music with through your skull!
  7. Sent some postcards from the Berlin airport
  8. Landed back in Korea
  9. Organized ephemera from my trip
  10. Had a strangely hard time adjusting to jet lag for some reason
  11. Resulting in a massive migraine
  12. Got on the high speed train to Busan
  13. Spent Chuseok (Korean thanksgiving) with my family, including my adorable niece
  14. Went to the driving range nestled in between a mountain and apartment buildings
  15. Played Go-Stop, a Korean card game with my very competitive grandma
  16. Ate the most delicious golden kiwis
  17. Donated a bunch of clothes and books to the Beautiful Store (Korean thrift shop)
  18. Got my next planner for October, the 1/4 Year Diary
  19. Ate a lot of snacks
  20. Went to a gallery exhibition of bullet and art journals!! (another forthcoming post)
  21. Stopped by the Soso Market for handicrafts and worked
  22. Worked and made some food
  23. Had some ice cream
  24. Went to the loveliest stationery store with eco-friendly products (post forthcoming!)
  25. Fell in love with Shawn Mendes πŸ˜›
  26. Battled mosquitoes
  27. Drank a green tea latte with a decaf shot and had a bagel
  28. Met Michel Foucault, a marvelous shiba inu dog
  29. Met a lovely artist whose work I really admire at the Publisher’s Table
  30. Received a postcard from Sarah ! and WROTE THIS MONTH IN REVIEW ON TIME!
Closeup of the Sundays – Wednesdays
And the Wednesdays to Saturdays

I’ve really enjoyed keeping up this doodle calendar, it’s one of the few habits I’ve been able to maintain this year. It doesn’t take much time, and you can always catch up if you fall behind (no one will know!). I highly recommend it as it’s a fun, visual way to look back on your month. Here are my doodle calendars for April, May, June, July, and August. (The other months have more photos than this one.)

This post is also part of a monthly challenge, The Changing Seasons, Su hosts at her blog. Check it out for some amaaaazing photos, as well as other posts!

About The Changing Seasons

The Changing Seasons is a monthly challenge where bloggers around the world share what’s been happening in their month.

If you would like to join in, here are the guidelines:

The Changing Seasons Version One (photographic):

  • Each month, post 5-20 photos in a gallery that you feel represent your month
  • Don’t use photos from your archive. Only new shots.
  • Tag your posts with #MonthlyPhotoChallenge and #TheChangingSeasons so that others can find them

The Changing Seasons Version Two (you choose the format):

  • Each month, post a photo, recipe, painting, drawing, video, whatever that you feel says something about your month
  • Don’t use archive stuff. Only new material!
  • Tag your posts with #MonthlyPhotoChallenge and #TheChangingSeasons so others can find them.

If you do a ping-back to her post, Su can update it with a link to your post.

14 Comments

      1. Thank you so much! I have been wanting to create either a stop motion or some kind of info cards shuffle (like for IG) to explain “a wonderful sheep.” It really is a beautiful story and the sentiment is worthy of reminding now and again πŸ™‚

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  1. Another lovely post and recap of your more than busy month! πŸ˜„ Love golden kiwis too, and would love watching you and your grandma having a go at Go-Stop. πŸ˜„ So sorry to hear about the jet lag and the migraine, I know the latter from experience and it’s just awful. And I’m still so happy my card made it!! πŸ˜„

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