Do you ever stop to wonder how you got where you are? The Q and A a Day Journal shows you what was going through your head each day—for five years of your life (beginning any month and year).

Simply turn to today’s date, answer the question at the top of the page, and when you finish the journal, start over. As you return to the daily questions again over the years, you’ll notice how your answers change (or don’t)! With questions that are sometimes provocative (“On a scale of one to ten, how happy are you?”), occasionally quirky (“What can you smell right now?”), and inevitably interesting (“If you could travel anywhere tomorrow, where would you go?”), this classically designed journal—embellished with beautiful details—is the perfect gift for anyone embarking on a new phase of life.

• 368 pages
• 365 questions, 5 years = 1825 answers when completed
• Approx 6 × 4" (15 × 10cm)

User Review

"I love to buy journals but often have trouble writing in them after just a few initial entries. It could be that life gets too busy or that there seems to be nothing in particular to write about that I will want to remember later. This journal has solved my writer's block by providing questions at the top of each page.

Pros: Each page is dated with the month and day (January 1), There are five spaces below for the year “20__” so that you can start on the correct date you get the book. You do not have to wait until January to start your journal, but you can, if that's what you would like., There are four lines to write your answer so you will have to be concise
Cons: The binding is tight and the pages are rather small so you have to hold the book open to write in it (so it does not lay flat on it's own), there is gold foil which lines the outsides of the pages. It looks fantastic now, but I don't know how much it will hold up over the next 5 years, the cover feels a little more like cardboard so the photo is a little misleading, but it is hardcover and sturdy.

Something I wish I knew when I purchased it were the types of questions it would ask, so below are a sampling of the types of questions in the book. Some are more exciting and some are more boring but at least this gives you an idea. Sample Questions: What is your mission? (January 1), Did you kiss someone today? (February 14), Who are you fooling? (April 1), If you could travel anywhere tomorrow, where would you go? (May 25), What makes a good friend? (June 9), _______ is funny. (July 4), Write down your last sent text message (August 9), What shocking news have you learned recently? (September 22), What was the last risk you took? (November 28), Write down five days that describe today (December 25)

I would definitely purchase this as a gift for a friend or anyone who loves to write. I think when the journal is complete it will be really interesting to see how much your answers have (or haven't) changed over five years." RuRu