WE'RE NOT REALLY STRANGERS Reflective Journal With Prompts - 6.5 X 8 Inches, Matte Hardcover, Guided Self-Discovery Journal for Women, Men, or Couples, Ages 18+, 365 Pages

Lo hacabo de recibir y no funciona, no prende, no sirve

Tengo poco tiempo con este control, hasta el momento funcionando sin problemas, muy buena calidad en materiales y acabado.Recomiendo resetear el conector usb firestick (desconectar directo del televisor y esperar unos 20 segundos antes de volver a conectar), enseguida dirigir este control remoto para vincular (presionar icono de la casita) y listo!Muy recomendable!

Me sorprendio mucho,le funciona todo correcto

funciona bien, se nota de menor calidad que el original...

Muy satisfecho

Compatible y fácil de sincronizar con el equipo

Tengo un fire stick básico edición de las primeras generaciones que se dañó el control remoto. Encontré este repuesto y funcional a la perfección. Trae botones directos para Netflix. Disney Amazon Prime

Similar to the game, this journal gets right to the point and asks deep questions. There is plenty of unlined space to write as well.

Similar to the game, this journal gets right to the point and asks deep questions. There is plenty of unlined space to write as well.

Similar to the game, this journal gets right to the point and asks deep questions. There is plenty of unlined space to write as well.

Similar to the game, this journal gets right to the point and asks deep questions. There is plenty of unlined space to write as well.

Similar to the game, this journal gets right to the point and asks deep questions. There is plenty of unlined space to write as well.

Similar to the game, this journal gets right to the point and asks deep questions. There is plenty of unlined space to write as well.

Similar to the game, this journal gets right to the point and asks deep questions. There is plenty of unlined space to write as well.

Similar to the game, this journal gets right to the point and asks deep questions. There is plenty of unlined space to write as well.

I'm a habitual purchaser of paper products. The number of blank journals I have is staggering. yes... I do use them eventually.I really like the concept behind this - a simple prompt designed to get you to just write about yourself. The prompts range from deep (Something you could be more honest about) to extremely general (A Realization). There are 364 pages with prompts and one tear-out page with a "letter to yourself" that you're supposed to write before you do anything else and then seal it in the envelope on the back cover only to be opened when you've completed all the other pages. With 364 prompts, the intent is obviously to write each day.Here's why I only gave it 4 stars - it's intimidating. The book pages are 6.15x7.75 inches and it's 1.25 inches thick. Each page has a sentence or only a couple words at the top. So, you're staring at a rather large blank page that makes you feel like it has to be filled or your failing at journaling. But writing that much *every* day? Some of these prompts will take me days to process, much less write. I feel like it could have put more than one prompt on each page to emphasize the point that you only need to write a few words or sentences, or they could have just made the book smaller.

I'm a habitual purchaser of paper products. The number of blank journals I have is staggering. yes... I do use them eventually.I really like the concept behind this - a simple prompt designed to get you to just write about yourself. The prompts range from deep (Something you could be more honest about) to extremely general (A Realization). There are 364 pages with prompts and one tear-out page with a "letter to yourself" that you're supposed to write before you do anything else and then seal it in the envelope on the back cover only to be opened when you've completed all the other pages. With 364 prompts, the intent is obviously to write each day.Here's why I only gave it 4 stars - it's intimidating. The book pages are 6.15x7.75 inches and it's 1.25 inches thick. Each page has a sentence or only a couple words at the top. So, you're staring at a rather large blank page that makes you feel like it has to be filled or your failing at journaling. But writing that much *every* day? Some of these prompts will take me days to process, much less write. I feel like it could have put more than one prompt on each page to emphasize the point that you only need to write a few words or sentences, or they could have just made the book smaller.

I'm a habitual purchaser of paper products. The number of blank journals I have is staggering. yes... I do use them eventually.I really like the concept behind this - a simple prompt designed to get you to just write about yourself. The prompts range from deep (Something you could be more honest about) to extremely general (A Realization). There are 364 pages with prompts and one tear-out page with a "letter to yourself" that you're supposed to write before you do anything else and then seal it in the envelope on the back cover only to be opened when you've completed all the other pages. With 364 prompts, the intent is obviously to write each day.Here's why I only gave it 4 stars - it's intimidating. The book pages are 6.15x7.75 inches and it's 1.25 inches thick. Each page has a sentence or only a couple words at the top. So, you're staring at a rather large blank page that makes you feel like it has to be filled or your failing at journaling. But writing that much *every* day? Some of these prompts will take me days to process, much less write. I feel like it could have put more than one prompt on each page to emphasize the point that you only need to write a few words or sentences, or they could have just made the book smaller.

I'm a habitual purchaser of paper products. The number of blank journals I have is staggering. yes... I do use them eventually.I really like the concept behind this - a simple prompt designed to get you to just write about yourself. The prompts range from deep (Something you could be more honest about) to extremely general (A Realization). There are 364 pages with prompts and one tear-out page with a "letter to yourself" that you're supposed to write before you do anything else and then seal it in the envelope on the back cover only to be opened when you've completed all the other pages. With 364 prompts, the intent is obviously to write each day.Here's why I only gave it 4 stars - it's intimidating. The book pages are 6.15x7.75 inches and it's 1.25 inches thick. Each page has a sentence or only a couple words at the top. So, you're staring at a rather large blank page that makes you feel like it has to be filled or your failing at journaling. But writing that much *every* day? Some of these prompts will take me days to process, much less write. I feel like it could have put more than one prompt on each page to emphasize the point that you only need to write a few words or sentences, or they could have just made the book smaller.

I'm a habitual purchaser of paper products. The number of blank journals I have is staggering. yes... I do use them eventually.I really like the concept behind this - a simple prompt designed to get you to just write about yourself. The prompts range from deep (Something you could be more honest about) to extremely general (A Realization). There are 364 pages with prompts and one tear-out page with a "letter to yourself" that you're supposed to write before you do anything else and then seal it in the envelope on the back cover only to be opened when you've completed all the other pages. With 364 prompts, the intent is obviously to write each day.Here's why I only gave it 4 stars - it's intimidating. The book pages are 6.15x7.75 inches and it's 1.25 inches thick. Each page has a sentence or only a couple words at the top. So, you're staring at a rather large blank page that makes you feel like it has to be filled or your failing at journaling. But writing that much *every* day? Some of these prompts will take me days to process, much less write. I feel like it could have put more than one prompt on each page to emphasize the point that you only need to write a few words or sentences, or they could have just made the book smaller.

I'm a habitual purchaser of paper products. The number of blank journals I have is staggering. yes... I do use them eventually.I really like the concept behind this - a simple prompt designed to get you to just write about yourself. The prompts range from deep (Something you could be more honest about) to extremely general (A Realization). There are 364 pages with prompts and one tear-out page with a "letter to yourself" that you're supposed to write before you do anything else and then seal it in the envelope on the back cover only to be opened when you've completed all the other pages. With 364 prompts, the intent is obviously to write each day.Here's why I only gave it 4 stars - it's intimidating. The book pages are 6.15x7.75 inches and it's 1.25 inches thick. Each page has a sentence or only a couple words at the top. So, you're staring at a rather large blank page that makes you feel like it has to be filled or your failing at journaling. But writing that much *every* day? Some of these prompts will take me days to process, much less write. I feel like it could have put more than one prompt on each page to emphasize the point that you only need to write a few words or sentences, or they could have just made the book smaller.

I'm a habitual purchaser of paper products. The number of blank journals I have is staggering. yes... I do use them eventually.I really like the concept behind this - a simple prompt designed to get you to just write about yourself. The prompts range from deep (Something you could be more honest about) to extremely general (A Realization). There are 364 pages with prompts and one tear-out page with a "letter to yourself" that you're supposed to write before you do anything else and then seal it in the envelope on the back cover only to be opened when you've completed all the other pages. With 364 prompts, the intent is obviously to write each day.Here's why I only gave it 4 stars - it's intimidating. The book pages are 6.15x7.75 inches and it's 1.25 inches thick. Each page has a sentence or only a couple words at the top. So, you're staring at a rather large blank page that makes you feel like it has to be filled or your failing at journaling. But writing that much *every* day? Some of these prompts will take me days to process, much less write. I feel like it could have put more than one prompt on each page to emphasize the point that you only need to write a few words or sentences, or they could have just made the book smaller.

I'm a habitual purchaser of paper products. The number of blank journals I have is staggering. yes... I do use them eventually.I really like the concept behind this - a simple prompt designed to get you to just write about yourself. The prompts range from deep (Something you could be more honest about) to extremely general (A Realization). There are 364 pages with prompts and one tear-out page with a "letter to yourself" that you're supposed to write before you do anything else and then seal it in the envelope on the back cover only to be opened when you've completed all the other pages. With 364 prompts, the intent is obviously to write each day.Here's why I only gave it 4 stars - it's intimidating. The book pages are 6.15x7.75 inches and it's 1.25 inches thick. Each page has a sentence or only a couple words at the top. So, you're staring at a rather large blank page that makes you feel like it has to be filled or your failing at journaling. But writing that much *every* day? Some of these prompts will take me days to process, much less write. I feel like it could have put more than one prompt on each page to emphasize the point that you only need to write a few words or sentences, or they could have just made the book smaller.

In good condition except that There is this little dent on the side of the journal

In good condition except that There is this little dent on the side of the journal

In good condition except that There is this little dent on the side of the journal

In good condition except that There is this little dent on the side of the journal

In good condition except that There is this little dent on the side of the journal

In good condition except that There is this little dent on the side of the journal

In good condition except that There is this little dent on the side of the journal

In good condition except that There is this little dent on the side of the journal

Love, love, love this journal. As soon as I read the sample prompts, I knew I had to get this for myself. I'm in a space of transition and these are reflections that will help ground me. It's not your typical journal which has you list things you're grateful for, or to recount things that happened during your day. I'm all about gratitude but enough already lol. If the prompts do go in that direction, there's a twist on it. These are all really thoughtful and fun prompts to reintroduce yourself to yourself. They are prompts that will truly make you see yourself and others, honor your whole self and complexity, and if you're willing, be really transparent with where you are in your journey and the things that are holding you back from becoming the person you want to be.If you fill this out, you'll know yourself better inside and out, and someone should be able to pick this up and also have a good sense of who you truly are. Many of these are prompts I've never seen before and I'm really excited to get started as I'm not even sure I know the answers to a lot of these. They will require some reflection before putting pen to paper. What I really love and what makes this journal especially unique is that the prompts aren't written in question form, so they feel way more open-ended and give a lot of space for you to think and feel broadly, and then answer however you want.This is not a journal you have to stick to everyday, or follow consecutively. You can flip to any random page and begin whenever you feel like it. I haven't looked through every single page, but all of the ones I've seen so far can be revisited at later dates. That's helpful so you can see your growth, or just remember where you were at any given point in your life.There is a page in the beginning to write yourself a letter. You tear that out and stick it in the envelope in the back to read when you get through the journal, which is pretty cool. This part is not in the journal, but I think you could also write yourself another letter once you finish just to reflect on what you've learned and to capture how you're feeling and thinking moving forward.This is really well thought out, and really well done. It's a gorgeous cherry red color and it's a thick journal so there are a ton of prompts. Some are even follow up prompts so you can go deeper into reflection if you want. I like that there is just one page for each reflection so there's no pressure to write an essay. My only gripe is that the pages aren't bound to the spine, just to the sides, so I hope this holds up as I'd really like to get through all the pages and keep this forever. I may keep it for my daughter to have later on in life. I think a place holder ribbon would have also been a nice touch in the event you did want to come back to a specific point in the journal. I may glue one or two on myself since there's some wiggle room in the spine.Still, I think this is absolutely worth the $30 price point, and it would make a priceless gift for yourself, or for the special people in your life who like to contemplate life. I'd be over the moon if someone gifted this to me. 5/5 stars!

Love, love, love this journal. As soon as I read the sample prompts, I knew I had to get this for myself. I'm in a space of transition and these are reflections that will help ground me. It's not your typical journal which has you list things you're grateful for, or to recount things that happened during your day. I'm all about gratitude but enough already lol. If the prompts do go in that direction, there's a twist on it. These are all really thoughtful and fun prompts to reintroduce yourself to yourself. They are prompts that will truly make you see yourself and others, honor your whole self and complexity, and if you're willing, be really transparent with where you are in your journey and the things that are holding you back from becoming the person you want to be.If you fill this out, you'll know yourself better inside and out, and someone should be able to pick this up and also have a good sense of who you truly are. Many of these are prompts I've never seen before and I'm really excited to get started as I'm not even sure I know the answers to a lot of these. They will require some reflection before putting pen to paper. What I really love and what makes this journal especially unique is that the prompts aren't written in question form, so they feel way more open-ended and give a lot of space for you to think and feel broadly, and then answer however you want.This is not a journal you have to stick to everyday, or follow consecutively. You can flip to any random page and begin whenever you feel like it. I haven't looked through every single page, but all of the ones I've seen so far can be revisited at later dates. That's helpful so you can see your growth, or just remember where you were at any given point in your life.There is a page in the beginning to write yourself a letter. You tear that out and stick it in the envelope in the back to read when you get through the journal, which is pretty cool. This part is not in the journal, but I think you could also write yourself another letter once you finish just to reflect on what you've learned and to capture how you're feeling and thinking moving forward.This is really well thought out, and really well done. It's a gorgeous cherry red color and it's a thick journal so there are a ton of prompts. Some are even follow up prompts so you can go deeper into reflection if you want. I like that there is just one page for each reflection so there's no pressure to write an essay. My only gripe is that the pages aren't bound to the spine, just to the sides, so I hope this holds up as I'd really like to get through all the pages and keep this forever. I may keep it for my daughter to have later on in life. I think a place holder ribbon would have also been a nice touch in the event you did want to come back to a specific point in the journal. I may glue one or two on myself since there's some wiggle room in the spine.Still, I think this is absolutely worth the $30 price point, and it would make a priceless gift for yourself, or for the special people in your life who like to contemplate life. I'd be over the moon if someone gifted this to me. 5/5 stars!

Love, love, love this journal. As soon as I read the sample prompts, I knew I had to get this for myself. I'm in a space of transition and these are reflections that will help ground me. It's not your typical journal which has you list things you're grateful for, or to recount things that happened during your day. I'm all about gratitude but enough already lol. If the prompts do go in that direction, there's a twist on it. These are all really thoughtful and fun prompts to reintroduce yourself to yourself. They are prompts that will truly make you see yourself and others, honor your whole self and complexity, and if you're willing, be really transparent with where you are in your journey and the things that are holding you back from becoming the person you want to be.If you fill this out, you'll know yourself better inside and out, and someone should be able to pick this up and also have a good sense of who you truly are. Many of these are prompts I've never seen before and I'm really excited to get started as I'm not even sure I know the answers to a lot of these. They will require some reflection before putting pen to paper. What I really love and what makes this journal especially unique is that the prompts aren't written in question form, so they feel way more open-ended and give a lot of space for you to think and feel broadly, and then answer however you want.This is not a journal you have to stick to everyday, or follow consecutively. You can flip to any random page and begin whenever you feel like it. I haven't looked through every single page, but all of the ones I've seen so far can be revisited at later dates. That's helpful so you can see your growth, or just remember where you were at any given point in your life.There is a page in the beginning to write yourself a letter. You tear that out and stick it in the envelope in the back to read when you get through the journal, which is pretty cool. This part is not in the journal, but I think you could also write yourself another letter once you finish just to reflect on what you've learned and to capture how you're feeling and thinking moving forward.This is really well thought out, and really well done. It's a gorgeous cherry red color and it's a thick journal so there are a ton of prompts. Some are even follow up prompts so you can go deeper into reflection if you want. I like that there is just one page for each reflection so there's no pressure to write an essay. My only gripe is that the pages aren't bound to the spine, just to the sides, so I hope this holds up as I'd really like to get through all the pages and keep this forever. I may keep it for my daughter to have later on in life. I think a place holder ribbon would have also been a nice touch in the event you did want to come back to a specific point in the journal. I may glue one or two on myself since there's some wiggle room in the spine.Still, I think this is absolutely worth the $30 price point, and it would make a priceless gift for yourself, or for the special people in your life who like to contemplate life. I'd be over the moon if someone gifted this to me. 5/5 stars!

Love, love, love this journal. As soon as I read the sample prompts, I knew I had to get this for myself. I'm in a space of transition and these are reflections that will help ground me. It's not your typical journal which has you list things you're grateful for, or to recount things that happened during your day. I'm all about gratitude but enough already lol. If the prompts do go in that direction, there's a twist on it. These are all really thoughtful and fun prompts to reintroduce yourself to yourself. They are prompts that will truly make you see yourself and others, honor your whole self and complexity, and if you're willing, be really transparent with where you are in your journey and the things that are holding you back from becoming the person you want to be.If you fill this out, you'll know yourself better inside and out, and someone should be able to pick this up and also have a good sense of who you truly are. Many of these are prompts I've never seen before and I'm really excited to get started as I'm not even sure I know the answers to a lot of these. They will require some reflection before putting pen to paper. What I really love and what makes this journal especially unique is that the prompts aren't written in question form, so they feel way more open-ended and give a lot of space for you to think and feel broadly, and then answer however you want.This is not a journal you have to stick to everyday, or follow consecutively. You can flip to any random page and begin whenever you feel like it. I haven't looked through every single page, but all of the ones I've seen so far can be revisited at later dates. That's helpful so you can see your growth, or just remember where you were at any given point in your life.There is a page in the beginning to write yourself a letter. You tear that out and stick it in the envelope in the back to read when you get through the journal, which is pretty cool. This part is not in the journal, but I think you could also write yourself another letter once you finish just to reflect on what you've learned and to capture how you're feeling and thinking moving forward.This is really well thought out, and really well done. It's a gorgeous cherry red color and it's a thick journal so there are a ton of prompts. Some are even follow up prompts so you can go deeper into reflection if you want. I like that there is just one page for each reflection so there's no pressure to write an essay. My only gripe is that the pages aren't bound to the spine, just to the sides, so I hope this holds up as I'd really like to get through all the pages and keep this forever. I may keep it for my daughter to have later on in life. I think a place holder ribbon would have also been a nice touch in the event you did want to come back to a specific point in the journal. I may glue one or two on myself since there's some wiggle room in the spine.Still, I think this is absolutely worth the $30 price point, and it would make a priceless gift for yourself, or for the special people in your life who like to contemplate life. I'd be over the moon if someone gifted this to me. 5/5 stars!

Love, love, love this journal. As soon as I read the sample prompts, I knew I had to get this for myself. I'm in a space of transition and these are reflections that will help ground me. It's not your typical journal which has you list things you're grateful for, or to recount things that happened during your day. I'm all about gratitude but enough already lol. If the prompts do go in that direction, there's a twist on it. These are all really thoughtful and fun prompts to reintroduce yourself to yourself. They are prompts that will truly make you see yourself and others, honor your whole self and complexity, and if you're willing, be really transparent with where you are in your journey and the things that are holding you back from becoming the person you want to be.If you fill this out, you'll know yourself better inside and out, and someone should be able to pick this up and also have a good sense of who you truly are. Many of these are prompts I've never seen before and I'm really excited to get started as I'm not even sure I know the answers to a lot of these. They will require some reflection before putting pen to paper. What I really love and what makes this journal especially unique is that the prompts aren't written in question form, so they feel way more open-ended and give a lot of space for you to think and feel broadly, and then answer however you want.This is not a journal you have to stick to everyday, or follow consecutively. You can flip to any random page and begin whenever you feel like it. I haven't looked through every single page, but all of the ones I've seen so far can be revisited at later dates. That's helpful so you can see your growth, or just remember where you were at any given point in your life.There is a page in the beginning to write yourself a letter. You tear that out and stick it in the envelope in the back to read when you get through the journal, which is pretty cool. This part is not in the journal, but I think you could also write yourself another letter once you finish just to reflect on what you've learned and to capture how you're feeling and thinking moving forward.This is really well thought out, and really well done. It's a gorgeous cherry red color and it's a thick journal so there are a ton of prompts. Some are even follow up prompts so you can go deeper into reflection if you want. I like that there is just one page for each reflection so there's no pressure to write an essay. My only gripe is that the pages aren't bound to the spine, just to the sides, so I hope this holds up as I'd really like to get through all the pages and keep this forever. I may keep it for my daughter to have later on in life. I think a place holder ribbon would have also been a nice touch in the event you did want to come back to a specific point in the journal. I may glue one or two on myself since there's some wiggle room in the spine.Still, I think this is absolutely worth the $30 price point, and it would make a priceless gift for yourself, or for the special people in your life who like to contemplate life. I'd be over the moon if someone gifted this to me. 5/5 stars!

Love, love, love this journal. As soon as I read the sample prompts, I knew I had to get this for myself. I'm in a space of transition and these are reflections that will help ground me. It's not your typical journal which has you list things you're grateful for, or to recount things that happened during your day. I'm all about gratitude but enough already lol. If the prompts do go in that direction, there's a twist on it. These are all really thoughtful and fun prompts to reintroduce yourself to yourself. They are prompts that will truly make you see yourself and others, honor your whole self and complexity, and if you're willing, be really transparent with where you are in your journey and the things that are holding you back from becoming the person you want to be.If you fill this out, you'll know yourself better inside and out, and someone should be able to pick this up and also have a good sense of who you truly are. Many of these are prompts I've never seen before and I'm really excited to get started as I'm not even sure I know the answers to a lot of these. They will require some reflection before putting pen to paper. What I really love and what makes this journal especially unique is that the prompts aren't written in question form, so they feel way more open-ended and give a lot of space for you to think and feel broadly, and then answer however you want.This is not a journal you have to stick to everyday, or follow consecutively. You can flip to any random page and begin whenever you feel like it. I haven't looked through every single page, but all of the ones I've seen so far can be revisited at later dates. That's helpful so you can see your growth, or just remember where you were at any given point in your life.There is a page in the beginning to write yourself a letter. You tear that out and stick it in the envelope in the back to read when you get through the journal, which is pretty cool. This part is not in the journal, but I think you could also write yourself another letter once you finish just to reflect on what you've learned and to capture how you're feeling and thinking moving forward.This is really well thought out, and really well done. It's a gorgeous cherry red color and it's a thick journal so there are a ton of prompts. Some are even follow up prompts so you can go deeper into reflection if you want. I like that there is just one page for each reflection so there's no pressure to write an essay. My only gripe is that the pages aren't bound to the spine, just to the sides, so I hope this holds up as I'd really like to get through all the pages and keep this forever. I may keep it for my daughter to have later on in life. I think a place holder ribbon would have also been a nice touch in the event you did want to come back to a specific point in the journal. I may glue one or two on myself since there's some wiggle room in the spine.Still, I think this is absolutely worth the $30 price point, and it would make a priceless gift for yourself, or for the special people in your life who like to contemplate life. I'd be over the moon if someone gifted this to me. 5/5 stars!

Love, love, love this journal. As soon as I read the sample prompts, I knew I had to get this for myself. I'm in a space of transition and these are reflections that will help ground me. It's not your typical journal which has you list things you're grateful for, or to recount things that happened during your day. I'm all about gratitude but enough already lol. If the prompts do go in that direction, there's a twist on it. These are all really thoughtful and fun prompts to reintroduce yourself to yourself. They are prompts that will truly make you see yourself and others, honor your whole self and complexity, and if you're willing, be really transparent with where you are in your journey and the things that are holding you back from becoming the person you want to be.If you fill this out, you'll know yourself better inside and out, and someone should be able to pick this up and also have a good sense of who you truly are. Many of these are prompts I've never seen before and I'm really excited to get started as I'm not even sure I know the answers to a lot of these. They will require some reflection before putting pen to paper. What I really love and what makes this journal especially unique is that the prompts aren't written in question form, so they feel way more open-ended and give a lot of space for you to think and feel broadly, and then answer however you want.This is not a journal you have to stick to everyday, or follow consecutively. You can flip to any random page and begin whenever you feel like it. I haven't looked through every single page, but all of the ones I've seen so far can be revisited at later dates. That's helpful so you can see your growth, or just remember where you were at any given point in your life.There is a page in the beginning to write yourself a letter. You tear that out and stick it in the envelope in the back to read when you get through the journal, which is pretty cool. This part is not in the journal, but I think you could also write yourself another letter once you finish just to reflect on what you've learned and to capture how you're feeling and thinking moving forward.This is really well thought out, and really well done. It's a gorgeous cherry red color and it's a thick journal so there are a ton of prompts. Some are even follow up prompts so you can go deeper into reflection if you want. I like that there is just one page for each reflection so there's no pressure to write an essay. My only gripe is that the pages aren't bound to the spine, just to the sides, so I hope this holds up as I'd really like to get through all the pages and keep this forever. I may keep it for my daughter to have later on in life. I think a place holder ribbon would have also been a nice touch in the event you did want to come back to a specific point in the journal. I may glue one or two on myself since there's some wiggle room in the spine.Still, I think this is absolutely worth the $30 price point, and it would make a priceless gift for yourself, or for the special people in your life who like to contemplate life. I'd be over the moon if someone gifted this to me. 5/5 stars!

Love, love, love this journal. As soon as I read the sample prompts, I knew I had to get this for myself. I'm in a space of transition and these are reflections that will help ground me. It's not your typical journal which has you list things you're grateful for, or to recount things that happened during your day. I'm all about gratitude but enough already lol. If the prompts do go in that direction, there's a twist on it. These are all really thoughtful and fun prompts to reintroduce yourself to yourself. They are prompts that will truly make you see yourself and others, honor your whole self and complexity, and if you're willing, be really transparent with where you are in your journey and the things that are holding you back from becoming the person you want to be.If you fill this out, you'll know yourself better inside and out, and someone should be able to pick this up and also have a good sense of who you truly are. Many of these are prompts I've never seen before and I'm really excited to get started as I'm not even sure I know the answers to a lot of these. They will require some reflection before putting pen to paper. What I really love and what makes this journal especially unique is that the prompts aren't written in question form, so they feel way more open-ended and give a lot of space for you to think and feel broadly, and then answer however you want.This is not a journal you have to stick to everyday, or follow consecutively. You can flip to any random page and begin whenever you feel like it. I haven't looked through every single page, but all of the ones I've seen so far can be revisited at later dates. That's helpful so you can see your growth, or just remember where you were at any given point in your life.There is a page in the beginning to write yourself a letter. You tear that out and stick it in the envelope in the back to read when you get through the journal, which is pretty cool. This part is not in the journal, but I think you could also write yourself another letter once you finish just to reflect on what you've learned and to capture how you're feeling and thinking moving forward.This is really well thought out, and really well done. It's a gorgeous cherry red color and it's a thick journal so there are a ton of prompts. Some are even follow up prompts so you can go deeper into reflection if you want. I like that there is just one page for each reflection so there's no pressure to write an essay. My only gripe is that the pages aren't bound to the spine, just to the sides, so I hope this holds up as I'd really like to get through all the pages and keep this forever. I may keep it for my daughter to have later on in life. I think a place holder ribbon would have also been a nice touch in the event you did want to come back to a specific point in the journal. I may glue one or two on myself since there's some wiggle room in the spine.Still, I think this is absolutely worth the $30 price point, and it would make a priceless gift for yourself, or for the special people in your life who like to contemplate life. I'd be over the moon if someone gifted this to me. 5/5 stars!

lost it ngl

I was so worried about getting a new controller that it would be so difficult to hook it up to my old fire stick it was the most easy and simple thing to possibly do my dogs ate my last controller. Oh, God don’t come at me so now I keep it hidden away, but definitely a recommend if lost or damaged controller.

I got this to make myself stop and take time to think at the end of each day. I have enjoyed the variety and type of prompts that the book has given me. They’ve made me consider things in new lights and look at things more deeply. I love that each page only has one page for writing so I can’t take so long that the journaling becomes laborious. Short simple but every single day and I think about and discover something new. About the physical book it is absolutely gorgeous. The red sterling bound very nice paper absolutely a 10/10 for me.

I got this to make myself stop and take time to think at the end of each day. I have enjoyed the variety and type of prompts that the book has given me. They’ve made me consider things in new lights and look at things more deeply. I love that each page only has one page for writing so I can’t take so long that the journaling becomes laborious. Short simple but every single day and I think about and discover something new. About the physical book it is absolutely gorgeous. The red sterling bound very nice paper absolutely a 10/10 for me.

I got this to make myself stop and take time to think at the end of each day. I have enjoyed the variety and type of prompts that the book has given me. They’ve made me consider things in new lights and look at things more deeply. I love that each page only has one page for writing so I can’t take so long that the journaling becomes laborious. Short simple but every single day and I think about and discover something new. About the physical book it is absolutely gorgeous. The red sterling bound very nice paper absolutely a 10/10 for me.

I got this to make myself stop and take time to think at the end of each day. I have enjoyed the variety and type of prompts that the book has given me. They’ve made me consider things in new lights and look at things more deeply. I love that each page only has one page for writing so I can’t take so long that the journaling becomes laborious. Short simple but every single day and I think about and discover something new. About the physical book it is absolutely gorgeous. The red sterling bound very nice paper absolutely a 10/10 for me.

I got this to make myself stop and take time to think at the end of each day. I have enjoyed the variety and type of prompts that the book has given me. They’ve made me consider things in new lights and look at things more deeply. I love that each page only has one page for writing so I can’t take so long that the journaling becomes laborious. Short simple but every single day and I think about and discover something new. About the physical book it is absolutely gorgeous. The red sterling bound very nice paper absolutely a 10/10 for me.

I got this to make myself stop and take time to think at the end of each day. I have enjoyed the variety and type of prompts that the book has given me. They’ve made me consider things in new lights and look at things more deeply. I love that each page only has one page for writing so I can’t take so long that the journaling becomes laborious. Short simple but every single day and I think about and discover something new. About the physical book it is absolutely gorgeous. The red sterling bound very nice paper absolutely a 10/10 for me.

I got this to make myself stop and take time to think at the end of each day. I have enjoyed the variety and type of prompts that the book has given me. They’ve made me consider things in new lights and look at things more deeply. I love that each page only has one page for writing so I can’t take so long that the journaling becomes laborious. Short simple but every single day and I think about and discover something new. About the physical book it is absolutely gorgeous. The red sterling bound very nice paper absolutely a 10/10 for me.

I got this to make myself stop and take time to think at the end of each day. I have enjoyed the variety and type of prompts that the book has given me. They’ve made me consider things in new lights and look at things more deeply. I love that each page only has one page for writing so I can’t take so long that the journaling becomes laborious. Short simple but every single day and I think about and discover something new. About the physical book it is absolutely gorgeous. The red sterling bound very nice paper absolutely a 10/10 for me.

Se conectó rápidamente al dispositivo para ver las plataformas, pero se tardó un día en sincronizarse con el volumen de la televisión pero después de eso funciona perfectamente

Works great, easy to set up.

Simple et pratiqueTrès facile à configurer avec la tv et la stick fire

It only lasted 2 weeks and now doesn’t work