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*intro music* Hi everyone. It's Kara here from Boho Berry, and I'm here with another Mini-Tip Monday. And what I want to talk to you about today is the weekly spread. And a weekly spread is something that I have never really been into. I found it redundant at times, 'cause you know how I love my daily pages. I talk about them all the time and how they're the heart and soul of my bullet journal. Well, I found myself recently with so many appointments, events and tasks for each week that I wanted to have a place to keep them and have a glance at my whole week at once. So I created this weekly spread, and there's so many people out there using weekly spreads, there's so many different variations. You really can craft it and make it work for you and for what you need it to do. But I've been getting a lot of questions on this on Instagram, so I thought I would walk through what I have done with my weekly spread, and this is the second week that I'm using it. My first week is right here, and you can see it's all filled out, and I've migrated over the tasks that I did not complete. Last week I migrated those over to this week, and then I added on different little things that needed to get done. But the way I've set this up is I have 2 columns for my week. I start my weeks on Monday, which I know is weird to some, but I have 2 columns for my week. The first column is for my scheduled events and appointments, so anything that has a time attached to it goes here on the left hand side. And then on the right are my scheduled, I guess my deadlines you could call it, but these are things that happen on certain days of the week, or that need to get done on certain days of the week - not necessarily at a certain time. So I know that was causing some confusion for people: how do you decide what goes in which column? But that is the basic gist of that side, so I have scheduled events that have a time frame attached to them and then these are events that just happen on any certain day or deadlines that I may have coming up. On the right hand side I split this into a few different categories. As far as my To Do list, I split it into 3 basic categories. So I've got my regular To Do list, which essentially is anything that does not fit into my other two categories. But I have a category for home, which is stuff that needs to get done around the house, and then I have a category for blog and business, which are tasks that I need to get done related to my blog and business for the week. Everything else just kind of goes in the regular To Do column. And then I have my meals planned out for the week. This doesn't necessarily mean that we will have salmon and asparagus on Monday night, all it means is that this is what I'm shopping for. And I like to shop on a weekly basis. I feel like I waste less food that way. So I plan out my meals, I plan out seven meals for the week, I go shop for it, and then I know that I have everything on hand to make any one of these meals for...