I've been reading "Man's Search for Meaning"; a quote from this book shaped my life at the tender age of 13, I have never forgotten it. “Everything can be taken from a man but one thing: the last of the human freedoms—to choose one’s attitude in any given set of circumstances, to choose one’s own way.”

However, I never had the courage to read the full book until this month. At the end of the book there is an essay written by the author much later in his life, and there was a paragraph that deeply touched me, something about it came alive in my imagination.



I saw myself at eighty years old with an old rickety filing cabinet stuffed full of torn off calendar pages, with tiny scrawls of handwritten text on the back of each one. When the moment had passed (which I really tried to hold on to as long as possible), an idea came straight to me for this workshop.

I have created a printable PDF for you (also includes the pages separately as individual .jpgs). I've also included some easy instructions on how I'm going to use the calendar, but it can be used any way that you find meaningful to you. Each day also has an inspiring quote on it. 

This calendar can be used over and over again--and could be used for many different projects as well.