November Roundup prompt

memory keeping

Nov 29

November 2021 has been our busiest month since the pandemic started. We aren’t back to pre-pandemic levels of socializing yet, but we did host a few small dinner gatherings and attended a play in the theater. We also had a visit from our daughter and son-in-law and their doggy and enjoyed some movie nights with my parents. Our house is all decorated for Christmas and we even got our booster shots. Pretty good stuff overall.

Now I’m ready to use my roundup prompts to document the month. I also love creating scrapbook layouts using these topics, but there is no right or wrong way to do this. Just record the main events of November and find somewhere to share and enjoy them!

Here it is in written list form in case you would rather copy and paste this for your own use.

Take time to document the month of November and fill in the following:

Holidays, celebrations, special occasions,
What you watched - shows, movies, plays, performances, etc.
What you listened to - music, podcasts, audiobooks, etc.
Books you read and things you learned
News - personal, local, national, international
Other ideas - weather events, favorite finds, foods you ate, memes & humor

You can do daily, weekly, or monthly recaps - it’s totally up to you. I like to make sure I don’t go any longer than a month without recording these details or it just gets too hard to remember. I’ve been doing monthly roundups each month since January of 2006. It’s my most useful memory-keeping tool!

And here’s a fun little GIF-ready template to use for Instagram stories if you want to play along. I’ll be sharing mine in my Instagram stories tomorrow and will also save it to my highlights. If you need tips for how to use this template, check out this previous post.