Comments on: 11.16.14 Daybook: Online Journal /11-16-14-daybook-online-journal/ Tue, 26 May 2015 21:44:16 +0000 hourly 1 By: The Momma (aka Therese Moma)/11-16-14-daybook-online-journal/#comment-1696 Wed, 14 Jan 2015 07:03:50 +0000 /?p=870#comment-1696 That is so neat that both your grandpa and grandma made that for you :) I love the colours too (red is my favourite colour)! Our wedding quilt is a pattern called Burgoyne Surrounded and it’s done in red and white. My mom-in-law is an avid quilter and she cut and pieced the top and then sandwiched it, but she had a friend of hers from her quilt guild do the quilting and then she did the binding on the edges to finish it. She’s been teaching me to quilt, but I’m still very much a novice!

Thank you for the info on your Daybook! I thought it must be something like that and as a matter of fact, in thinking that, I decided to just go at it myself and kinda pick and choose my prompts and write my first one today! I linked back to your blog in my post because this is where I first got the idea :) I’m with you on the “wearing…” prompt, although I did include that today just as a way to get something on the page. I didn’t include a picture though as I figure everyone has seen black leggings under a knit dress and no one wants to see my blue slippers! :)

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By: Jenny/11-16-14-daybook-online-journal/#comment-1689 Wed, 14 Jan 2015 04:40:59 +0000 /?p=870#comment-1689 Hi Therese. First, the quilt is called “Road to Oklahoma” I think. I picked out the pattern and colors and my grandpa cut the material and my grandma sewed it all together. They have made me lots of quilts and this one is one of my favorites.

Second, I have seen different versions of an Daybook Online Journal around the internet for years. There used to be, I’m not sure if it’s still around, one called “Simple Woman’s Daybook” I’ve seen others write a similar post and title it “Currently.” As for the prompts, they are just what I want to keep track of. Some women have a “wearing” prompt–I really don’t think I’ll care so I never included it–so funny to say on a post that has a “What I Wore” picture. Some homeschoolers list detailed lesson plans for the week ahead…it’s just whatever you choose to keep in your online journal.

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By: The Momma (aka Therese Moma)/11-16-14-daybook-online-journal/#comment-1681 Tue, 13 Jan 2015 17:16:55 +0000 /?p=870#comment-1681 I’ve been reading your online daybook for a while now and trying to figure out how to incorporate it into my own blog so I can keep track of the days and weeks, etc and actually remember the little things of life and have a record of them. I’ve been wondering for a while (and keep meaning to comment and ask) where you got the idea and the prompts or if you just came up with it yourself. I love the idea because it seems like such a simple way to handle things and I am ALL about simple! I was thinking about your daybook today and actually did a Google search and landed on this entry, so I thought I’d comment.

By the way, I LOVE the quilt in the background of your picture! It looks almost identical to the wedding quilt my mother-in-law made for us when we got married. :) Thank you too, for praying for those who suffer with their minds. If you’ve read any of my story, I’m sure you know that’s a subject dear to my heart. Thank you too for all your comments on my blog. They are always so encouraging! God bless you!

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