In this chatty Journal With Me, I’m cracking open a brand-new-to-me Midori 1 Day 1 Page journal and turning it into a cozy little memory-keeping spread. I love the “one day, one page” format because it gives me a gentle container: enough room to tell the story of the day, but not so much space that I get overwhelmed and abandon the whole thing. I’m walking you through how I approach the page, how I decide what’s worth documenting, and how I keep the vibe illustrated-but-doable. As I build the spread, I’m leaning into the things I’m always yapping about: fountain pens, inks, paper feel, and that satisfying moment when a page starts looking like “me.” If you’re curious about starting a Midori 1 Day 1 Page, or you want ideas for a relaxed weekly-style memory keeping approach without it turning into a giant project, this one’s for you. And of course, if you want extra bits to make your pages feel special, I share where you can grab my Cat Collage Club printables (including a freebie) to tuck into your journaling routine.