Uses for a blank book?

I have a friend who carries a blank book with her everywhere. Whatever needs writing down goes there, from quick notes for what to pick up at Target to journal entries, to drawing the floorplan of the castle in the book she's writing to questions they might ask at her job interview. She fills them up pretty quickly, but she keeps them as a diagram for where her life was at this point in time.

You could use it as a journal, a diary, a sketch book, something to write down stories in, or even as a scrapbook if you wanna glue stuff into it

Keep a daily journal, or a weekly one if daily is too tedious. Describe your social life, your school, your dreams and aspirations, your romantic interests and fantasies, and problems that arise. Keep it. By the time you reach 30 you'll be glad you did.

You could use it as a journal. Or maybe draw pictures in it. You could also use it as a research journal, and document discoveries in it.

Journal, diary, sketchbook

- Give it as a gift to somebody who does NOT like to read.

- Together with a pencil, wrap it up and on the wrapping paper put the IKEA logo with "böök - some assembly required" next to it, then give it to somebody who DOES like to read.

- On the cover use transfer letters to put "Polarbear Percy and the snowstorm" at the top and "a comic by Sean" at the bottom, then give it to somebody who likes comics.

- On the cover use transfer letters to put "Snowfox Sindy and the snowstorm" at the top and "a comic by Sean" at the bottom, then give it to somebody who likes comics.

- On the cover use transfer letters to put "ALL THE BEST RECIPES WITH SURSTROMMING" at the top and "a coookbook by Sean" at the bottom, then on the first page put "The only good use for surstromming is in biochemical warfare, NOT cooking".