In Part 2 of my 2026 planner setup, I’m officially going all-in on a TAS A5 bullet journal setup—like, not just a “soft launch” spread here and there, but a real deep dive into the bullet journal method for the first time. I’m building out the foundation pages I’ll actually use day-to-day, while still keeping that vintage Victorian, fairycore vibe that makes me want to open the book and stay consistent. Functional always comes first for me, but I’m still going to make it pretty in a way that supports my routines. I also share the exact shops I’m pulling from to get the look and function I want—PET tape, washi, and deco that layers beautifully without turning my spreads into a lumpy mess. I call out the creators who helped me feel confident starting a bujo (because yes, it can feel like a lot at first), and I walk through the supplies I purchased with my own money. If you’re curious about moving from traditional planner layouts into a bullet journal—without losing structure—this setup is meant to show you how I’m making it doable and realistic for 2026.