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AI Rendering of a cruise. © 2026 P Lynne Designs LLC. All rights reserved. This past week, I was on a cruise. A Disney Cruise. So imagine a single, no children (except nieces and nephews) woman, on a Disney Cruise, Disney Destiny, home of Marvel characters, in a sea of families with toddlers, school children, and teens. Tiny humans. I usually call my nieces and nephews, "The littles." I am here to tell you, solo travelers: If you want the Disney Cruise line, TAKE THE CRUISE!!

Banner for the Skool Community Journal Jam Club I want to talk to you today about a community of like-minded people. Before I tell you about Journal Jam Club, I want to talk to you about what Skool is and what it can be. To be brief, think of the Skool community as a bigger version of Facebook groups and forums combined. What are Facebook groups? Facebook groups are groups of like-minded people who share a subject or niche, for those of you who want to get technical. For inst

If you’ve ever felt stuck in your journaling routine or wondered how to make your writing sessions more inspiring, you’re in the right place. I’ve been there too—staring at a blank page, unsure where to start or how to keep the momentum going. That’s when I stumbled upon the magic of journal jams and curated journaling practices. Trust me, it’s a game-changer. Let’s dive into how these creative gatherings and thoughtfully designed prompts can transform your journaling experie

Cozy journaling moment by sunlight Intentional journaling is about writing with intention. It is the act of setting a goal for your journaling session and being conscious of what you want to achieve. That goal might be understanding a feeling, uncovering a belief, exploring gratitude, or creating a plan for the day or week. The key is that you are not just filling pages. You are giving yourself a moment to pause, breathe, and reflect. Think of it as having a conversation with

Starting a journaling habit can feel a bit like trying to learn a new language or picking up a musical instrument. At first, it’s awkward and you’re not quite sure where to begin. But once you get into the groove, it becomes a comforting part of your day. I’ve been there, fumbling with blank pages and wondering if I’m doing it “right.” Spoiler alert: there is no right or wrong way. Journaling is personal, and building that habit is all about finding what clicks for you. Let’s

The tale of the three journals This article contains affiliate links. As an Amazon Affiliate, I may earn a commission should you decide to click on a link. You are not required to make a purchase. Thank you. Discovering the Joy of Journaling When I started journaling, I was completely lost. A friend suggested I write down my feelings. My first thought was, “Where do I even begin?” So, I turned to my trusty desktop computer. It had an RGB monitor, no internet, and I was using

What would she be? If P Lynne Designs were a person. I have been busy a lot lately. From trying my best to be a good daughter to my one remaining parent (my father), to working from home (I have a post coming up soon about that), to being an active member of my church. Sometimes, it is little things like this Journal/AI prompt that get my mind thinking in a fun direction. I do not get to do that very often, and I should. Journaling, reading, praying to God, and other thin

If you’ve ever picked up a pen and scribbled down your thoughts, you know there’s something special about journaling. But what if I told you that journaling could be more than just a way to vent or jot down random ideas? Intentional journaling is a powerful tool that can unlock real growth in your life. I’ve been there—staring at a blank page, unsure where to start. But once I found my groove, it became a game-changer. Let’s dive into how you can use journaling to grow, refle

Hello, this is my first post, and no, it is not May yet. Thought that I would add an image as a first post. Forgive me if I do not properly introduce myself. This introduction will come later this week Best Dad Loving Mom These two images were created with ChatGPT. The original prompt is " Wood grain Challenge. Hmm, how do I want this? I am going to mix this with today's prompt drop. "Large stacked text “FEELING VERY EASTERLY”, bold, thick wood letters filled with random p