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Posted June 24, 2008
Keeping a diary’s known to be a productive, therapeutic hobby. But staring down at empty pages can prompt some serious writer’s block. The MoMA store’s five-year diary makes channeling your life a lot more manageable, however. With just a few lines for each day for the next five years, you’ll be able to trace your life’s highlights and trim out the minutiae. And you can start any day, any year, as well as record favorite books and places traveled. Handy, right? Think of it as a sort of CliffsNotes to your life.
$24.95 at Momastore.com.
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