pcbion.blogg.se - Travel journal prompts

What are other people happily eating or excited to see? I tend to write the most detail in my journal about what I am eating or cool things I find at markets.

Is anything that happened still affecting your life today? Same thing on the flip side, writing more thoughts long after a trip. Before leaving, what are your expectations? What do you THINK this place will be like? Afterwards, How were you right or wrong? To really make this special, take it a step further and start writing before you even plan the trip, even if it is over a year away.

Do a long term before and after comparison.

That’s where the real stories are hiding. Keeping a few prompts on hand makes this process a whole lot easier! Try to see things from someone else’s perspective.

Sometimes it takes extra effort to extract these details, and that’s ok! Take a breath and really examine your surroundings. These little details are the special things worth remembering. The hard part is recording those emotional details, the ones that transport you back to the moment you wrote it and the memory was still a reality.

Without travel journal prompts, it’s easy to stick to the facts today we went here/the weather was this/we ate that for dinner. Writing during traveling can be a whirlwind when you are taking in new things and on the move. I love looking back and reading all the little details about places and remembering my favorite funny stories. Keeping a journal is one of the best ways to record all the incredible memories we make on trips.