Citations:bujo

English citations of bujo and BuJo

Noun: "(informal) a bullet journal, a type of structured, aesthetically-oriented journal or planner"

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• 2017, "Operation Organization", Phenomenal Women Magazine, May-June 2017, page 16:

  At least in part fueling the growth are on-trend planner alternatives called bullet journals (bujos).

• 2017, Catherine Seok, "Bullet Journal Starter Pack", The Prospector (Cupertino High School, Cupertino, CA), May 2017, page 8:

  I use my “bujo,” or bullet journal, as a weekly and monthly planner, a sketchbook and a place where I can just reflect.

• 2017, Lila Peters, "Bujo: Making a journal a masterpiece", The Sandscript (Sanderson High School, Raleigh, NC), September 2017, page 9:

  Bujos have a range of structures, from plain and straightforward to embellished and thorough.

• 2017, Jackie Loudin, "Bullet Journaling: It's Just My Style", Around Canton, September 2017, page 38:

  My bujo is full of doodles, pencil-colored drawings, washi tape and post it notes.

• 2019, Krista Dalton, "Moxie may be 'banned' from O'Conner, but only out of love", The Kenyon Collegian (Kenyon College, Gambier, OH), 18 April 2019, page 10:

  On a rather ordinary Thursday morning I settled into my office in O'Connor House — pushing aside towering book stacks and reaching for my bujo (bullet journal) — when I heard a shrieking yowl down the hall.

• 2019, Anam Shaikh, "Bullet Journaling: A Starter Pack", Unread, September 2019, page 44:

  As a novice to another novice, do not, I repeat, DO NOT compare your BuJo to the BuJos you see online.

• 2020, Keri Baptiste, "Bullet Journalling 101: Why You Should Give Journalling A Try!", UKP Magazine, August 2020, page 39:

  While it can be daunting, looking at how other people use BuJos can be a fantastic way to gather ideas yourself.

• 2020, Savannah Chinelli, "Bullet Journaling", The Distinct, Issue 6 (2020), page 11:

  Habit and mood trackers might be bujo staples, but if you aren't one to keep up with your journal everyday, make other spreads that you can fill up once a week or once a month.

• 2020, Aliza Li, "Study Culture", Her Culture, Fall 2020, page 39:

  Popular accounts like @emmastudies on Tumblr and @studyquill on Instagram regularly post photos of bujo (bullet journal) spreads, notes, and scenic views to their hundreds of thousands of followers.

• 2020, Zaid Ali, "Planned Out on Paper", Three Penny Press (Bellaire High School, Bellaire, TX), December 2020, page 4:

  Bonnes not only uses her bujo (short for bullet journal) for scheduling purposes, but also for personal reflections.

• 2020, Angelina Zahajko, "I Reviewed the Internet's Best Study Apps, So You Don't Have to", The Innis Herald (Innis College, Toronto, ON), 17 December 2020, page 5:

  My Study Life has been a dark horse throughout this testing process; in my opinion, this free desktop app is an apt substitute for even the most bujo-crazed stationery fanatics.

• 2021, Victoria Bowen, "Where Creativity Meets Organization", Muse Magazine (Queen's University), January 2021 - April 2021, page 9:

  Some members of the “bujo” community have millions of followers who await their weekly "spreads," or journal layouts.