MORE FREE THINGS FOR JUNK JOURNAL FOUND ON A TRAVEL - TRAVEL JOURNALING - ROME IN A BOX #3

Today I wanna share the second part of the things I've found FOR FREE on my travel to Rome - things to put into a travel junk journal, a travel journaling box, a travelers notebook etc.! I'm sure you can find many of the things I show in my video elsewhere, you don't necessarily have to pack your suitcase and go traveling for that. Be inspired and start your own collection of free things for junk & travel journaling!

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[reneesanchez]

Love your video. I felt like I was with you as you shared your momentous and videos. Thank you for all the traveling tips on what to watch for on our travels.💚💚💚

[juliebriggs]

Loved seeing Gary in the video. Thank you for sharing your open eyed connection with these pieces. ❤

[LoJo]

I know what you are saying, for sure. It’s the memory attached to the item……..we may not see it. But you still see it, in your minds eye………

[cheryl]

What a connection between you and the tree, Luise. What an astonishing moment it must have been, when the piece of bark fell from the tree onto your knee! I bet you will definitely always remember this serendipitous event.

[normafoley]

You have inspired me to collect items like you have. My trip will be to Germany then a river cruise down the Danube river. Thanks so much for helping me make a nice memory journal when i return home.

[ritapetty]

Love these videos! What awesome finds…and for free! Thanks so much for sharing! I can’t wait to see what you do with them.

[sherrydennis]

I love your stories especially the bark landing on your lap!

[Everlandbyjill]

Hi Luise, these videos are so special. The blending of items, stories, and videos makes for something like a mixed media video that is amazing. So fun to watch and listen. Thank you.

[hettyponstein]

Famo pace is a nice name its mean lets make peace

[caroltanzi]

Luise: I’m reliving my trip to Rome thru you now. I’m full-blooded Italian. My trip to Italy was so exciting to me, I could hardly sleep. Everything was perfect. I’m going to dig out all the paper stuff I collected which is sitting in a box and see what I can do with it. I can’t wait to see all your wonderful ideas for your box. Great video! Carol from California

[chrisrasmussen]

Makes me want to go the Netherlands even more. My family came from there. Love to go to Rome just for the goodies! Thank you. I'm loving all this, can't wait to see what you do with it all.

[jneigler]

Looks like you have some great journal fodder from your trip! So glad you told us about the dry tree bark falling on your knee! Such karma! Also like the flat little ice cream spoon. Thanks for sharing your adventure.

[DeniseS-]

Hello Luise, loved watching, can't wait to see what you do with them all. TFS🌺

[charleneottinger]

I feel like I've been to Rome and on a scavenger hunt for freebies!! Great video and thanks for sharing.

[nikki.s.r.]

lovely to see your hubby gary (gerry?) in your video🙂
great stories and information!

[cathyjoubert]

Love all the stories and beautiful ephemera!

[lindamcarthur]

The info and photos were great. Lovely of you to share!

[helengibson]

So many great ideas here, Luisa. I can't wait to see how you use them 🌷

[Veronim]

You have an amazing collection of all types of goodies from your trip to Rome. What wonderful memories. I saw the yummy Tiramisu in this video. One of my favorites. My daughter bought me Tiramisu recently as a birthday desert instead of a regular cake. . I just took out the last three pieces. It is so yummy. One of my favorite deserts. Thank you for sharing what you collected on your trip. It’s always interesting how you got it. Loved the story about the piece of tree bark you wanted couple of years ago and a dry piece fell of the tree and onto knees.. Mother Nature spoke to you.

[rachelm]

I have got an idea for using the straws! You could dip the end in paint and make a bubble-scape pattern on the paper! What do you think? ☺️