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Christmas presents

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mochibujo 12/08/18
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For the last 5 years I haven’t been big on Christmas presents. The reason being, I’ve lived in different countries than my family, always had to travel with a suitcase, had to spend my money on plane tickets rather than presents. However, I’m back in my hometown, so I’m excited to give presents to my family and childhood friends!

This setup was inspired by a post in the Norwegian bullet journal group on Facebook. I really can’t find the original poster, even though I spent time scrolling all the way back to August. I’m hoping she’ll speak up when I post this picture in there, so I can credit her.

I decided to make this spread in Norwegian. I think “julegaver” sounds nicer than “Christmas presents”. It’s also much shorter, and fit nicely on the page.

Side note: recently I’ve been thinking that perhaps I should do my next journal all in Norwegian. I think that could be fun. Thoughts?

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Julegaver definitely sounds better, i think so too!

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0 Reply 12/09/18

I personally love when I see journals in different languages :relaxed:

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2 Reply 12/09/18

You should totally do a spread in Norwegian :heart_eyes:

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1 Reply 12/08/18
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