Air Meditations

Everything added to this book will concern the Air element. Handmade book from India, with purple cover and gold accents – inside pages are cream. Please do not alter cover. This is one in a series of element Meditation books (Earth, Air, Fire, Water, Spirit). Please do not alter other participant’s entries. Please keep up to two weeks and use this listing to relist. I will mooch book back at intervals, and when complete. Thank you. My BMID is ljcrowefamily.

-Laurie Jean

This journal appears to be lost, stalled or returned to creator.

Stories of Twins

Please add in your stories of your twins. Pictures are great, if you don’t feel comfortable listing their actual names, please feel free to give aliases for their names. It is just the stories that are important.

I am the mother of twins and have found that when I meet other mothers of twins, they always have a favorite story about their twins. I would like to have a collection of them!

Please keep passing the book on once you have added your piece. No page limit.

Please list the Journal for me once it is full and I will mooch it back. My BookMooch ID is VFAvey. Thanks and enjoy!

-Victoria

This journal was mooched in 2009 and not resent, by a moocher now inactive.

1001 Ways to Nourish Your Mind and Body

As part of the BM community, I thought it would be fun to create my own BookMooch journal! “Hmmm, what can I do that might not have been done before?”

So something that really hits close to home is the foreign activity of self-care, self-soothing, and just plain ol’ taking care of yourself! After years of pushing myself too hard, a few years ago, I had a breakdown. Not only had I been hospitalised and in/out of inpatient/residential facilities multiple times for an eating disorder, but I literally had no clue how to relax, nor did I have an identity outside of school, work, and taking care of others. It didn’t click until I finally had to be admitted to Remuda Ranch Inpatient Facility for Anorexia/Bulimia Nervosa; there, they taught us how to take time for ourselves, and cultivate non-competitive and fun ways to rest our broken bodies and minds.

What do YOU do to take time to relax and take care of yourself? Whether you are a student, career-driven, homemaker, mother, father, guardian, athlete, or professional, I would love to read some of your techniques. I’m sure others who participate in this journal would love to read them too! Use your talents to draw, scribble, write, colour, doodle, or WHATEVER! on a page, in order to share your own “1001 Ways to Nourish Your Mind and Body”!

Notes:

  • Please stick to one page in the journal per person- we want as many people as possible to share!
  • Do not change or edit or add to anyone’s entry- they are unique, just like you or I am, so respect their addition to the journal.
  • If you feel up to it, share a little about you…as little or as much as you want! (Don’t forget to share the ways you relax, though!)
  • IF YOU USE THE LAST PAGE IN THE JOURNAL, PLEASE CONTACT ME, AND I WILL MOOCH IT BACK FROM YOU!

Thanks, and TAKE CARE OF YOU! 🙂

-Lily


Idea Book

Got an idea? Put it here . . .  Tips & hints to make life easier . . .
Do you know how to do something better/easier/cheaper? Good ideas that you’d like to share? Do you have rules that you live by that would be of interest to others? Here’s your chance! Parenting, cleaning, living, reusing, etc. Anything goes. Add drawings, photos, doodles, whatever you like to ‘decorate’ your idea. Please use one page (or less) for each idea. Have more than one? Put ‘em all together, or spread throughout the book. Your choice. And most of all, have fun!!!

Please keep the journal for no more than 2 weeks. Relist it when you’re ready to pass it on to the next journaler. When it’s full, please contact me and I will mooch it back.

-Tia

 

Twitter – the Old Fashioned Way

Twitter is an online service for people to communicate through the exchange of quick, frequent answers to one simple question: What are you doing?

This little journal is like Twittering, except it’s done the old fashioned way, with pen and paper rather than a keyboard, and through snail mail, not cyberspace. Mooch the journal. Jot down a brief thought… perhaps something new you learned today, something that’s on your mind, note what you’re doing at that particular moment, a funny joke you heard. Whatever is on top of your head. Don’t put too much thought into it. Write what first comes to your mind and then pass it on. Feel free to have others “tweet” in the journal before you send it off for the next Moocher. Sign your entry, include name, BM ID, your location and the date.

Twitter.com limits entried to 140 characters in a message, so we’ll use that as a guide, too. As soon as you receive this journal, add it to your inventory. Since it’s not an extensive entry, it shouldn’t take long to make your entry. Feel free to add a couple entries, but do not take up more than one page. Keep it clean. G rated. Do not change anyone’s entry. When the journal is full, please email me through BookMooch or email me at mbpta@comncast.net and I will mooch it back from you.

-mmb

This journal has finally been returned to its creator and will be circulating again.

Twitter Cover

 

The Book of Us: RANDOM

This is a journal yes, even you can add to it!!! All you do is mooch it from me then add your own personal touch to it, which in this case is anything, then you relist on bookmooch exactly as I have. And the lucky last person who gets it, gets to send it back to me!!!

chiggins23

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Little Gems

Do you have a personal quote, saying or mantra that means a lot to you? Something that sums life up or that you try to live by? Share it with us in this little journal. Use any media you want, just don’t alter other people’s work.

When the journal is full, please return to Jenny, jfit.

-Jenny

Who Done It??

Teen sleuths – why I love to read! The first book I can remember ever wanting to buy for myself was a teen mystery. It caused me to develop a love for reading that will never go away. Were you a Trixie Belden fan?? Nancy Drew or Hardy Boys? Tell us about it in words or pictures. Just please don’t alter the work of others.

When the journal is full, please return to Jenny Stafford, jfit.

Have fun!

-Jenny


Out of This World!

I’ve always been fascinated by space. My parents bought me a small telescope when I was a kid so that I could look at the moon. Space has been a prominent part of our culture, too. Movies,science, books… the list is endless. Do you have favorite book or movie about space? Have you ever seen a shooting star or watched a meteor shower? Tell us about it!! Use words, pictures or art – just don’t alter the work of others.

When the journal is full, please return to Jenny, jfit.

-Jenny

This journal has just been retrieved, and will be back in circulation shortly.

What Do You See?

This is a calendar book filled with beautiful pictures from the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Choose a picture and use it as your inspiration for a picture or story. Use the calendar page next to the picture for your contribution and feel free to use any medium you’d like to express yourself. Make sure not to write or draw over the contributions of others.

When journal is full, please return to Jenny, jfit.

-Jenny