Erma's Plournal August 2019

8/31/2019

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Original Post: Aug 2, 2019 - Planner + Journal = Plournal - Thanks to Kell S.

August 2019 Details

August 2019 Week 31

The dangers of using .38 pens on top of color saturation.
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I utilize Zig Memory brush & calligraphy markers in my plournal. Some of my favorites are the very light color ones that work as the base for other colors. My favorite color gel pens are the Uni-ball Signo "Knock” RT & Gel DX; All in .38... ALWAYS let the marker dry before adding the gel... Always, always, always.

Bill has been a friend for a very, very long time. His birthday was on the 2nd.

"I want you to know that I credit you with one of the biggest changes of my life. If it wasn't for our conversations & friendship; if it wasn't for me believing you had joined a cult, I would not be who I am today. Thank you and I wish you the very best for your birthday."

Bill and I often talked about religion and our own personal beliefs. He introduced me to a group of people and it changed my life. Because of those simple conversations in 1997 and that meeting, I have become an elder in that community. Never discount anything you say... sometimes the simplest things, the most insignificant things make the biggest ripples.

August 1, The Discovery of Oxygen
Oxygen is the third most abundant element in the universe. It makes up 21% of the earths atmosphere. It was first discovered in 1772 by Swedish chemist, Carl Wilhelm Scheele. In 1774, English chemist Joseph Priestly, independently discovered oxygen and published his findings three years before Scheele. In 1775, French chemist Antoine Lavoisier, was first to recognize it as an element and coined the name oxygen-from the Greek word that means “acid-former”. In August 1771, Joseph Priestly, discovered plants produce oxygen. In 1772 he put a mouse and a plant in a jar and discovered the mouse would survive. Photosynthesis. From JulianTrubin.com
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