Gratitude and Gripes Journal
This unique gratitude journal format was inspired by superstar Elizabeth Taylor (1932–2011) and her best friend Roddy McDowall (1928–1998). Back in the day, when Taylor was going through a particularly rough period in her life (she was fated to have many!), her buddy McDowall suggested journaling as a way for her to work through her feelings and gifted her with a notebook to write in, emblazoned with the title Ye Olde Bitch Book. Our version offers sections for both Gratitude and Gripes in a back-to-back format; just turn the book one way or the other depending on what mood you’re in and start writing. (Roddy was right; I do feel better.)
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Gratitude and Gripes Journal
Gratitude and Gripes Journal
This unique gratitude journal format was inspired by superstar Elizabeth Taylor (1932–2011) and her best friend Roddy McDowall (1928–1998). Back in the day, when Taylor was going through a particularly rough period in her life (she was fated to have many!), her buddy McDowall suggested journaling as a way for her to work through her feelings and gifted her with a notebook to write in, emblazoned with the title Ye Olde Bitch Book. Our version offers sections for both Gratitude and Gripes in a back-to-back format; just turn the book one way or the other depending on what mood you’re in and start writing. (Roddy was right; I do feel better.)
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This unique gratitude journal format was inspired by superstar Elizabeth Taylor (1932–2011) and her best friend Roddy McDowall (1928–1998). Back in the day, when Taylor was going through a particularly rough period in her life (she was fated to have many!), her buddy McDowall suggested journaling as a way for her to work through her feelings and gifted her with a notebook to write in, emblazoned with the title Ye Olde Bitch Book. Our version offers sections for both Gratitude and Gripes in a back-to-back format; just turn the book one way or the other depending on what mood you’re in and start writing. (Roddy was right; I do feel better.)





















