Kept Days
A journal for the days between the big days.
An ordinary-life record →
Small things for ordinary life
Big days keep themselves.
Plain Tuesday makes small, useful things for remembering the people, sentences, and ordinary days that might otherwise disappear.
A low-pressure Notion template. Free to duplicate.
Call someone. Write it down. Take the picture. Keep the receipt. Notice the Tuesday.
Most of life happens on a plain Tuesday.
That is what we make things for.
People I Mean to Call
A place for the people who cross your mind.
Keep the name, what reminded you of them, and the small thing you want to say. Choose one or two people for This Tuesday whenever you feel like reaching out.
- 1.Keep the name. Catch the person before the thought disappears.
- 2.Keep the reason. Save the memory, question, or tiny thing that brought them to mind.
- 3.Make the next hello easier. Choose a person when the moment feels right.
Opens in Notion. Keep the example names, replace them, or start fresh.
Coming next
Three things worth making.
The next Plain Tuesday products, each made for ordinary life rather than special occasions.
No Occasion
Questions, letters, and little things worth doing for no particular reason.
For no particular reason →
Mild Adventures
Errands, day trips, dinners out, weird signs, and other things that technically happened.
Worth recording anyway →
Tuesday, 7:42 PM
She called. Nothing dramatic. I just want to remember that she did.
Why Tuesday?
Because the good stuff rarely announces itself.
Most of life happens while dinner is cooking, on the drive home, in a stupid text thread, during the call you almost forgot to make.
Plain Tuesday makes small, useful things that help you notice those days while they are still just normal days.
Meet the founder
Hi, I'm Faith.
I'm the person behind Plain Tuesday. I make simple tools for noticing the people, sentences, and ordinary days that are easy to lose while life is busy happening.
Plain Tuesday is my way of giving those things a place to land—without turning life into another project to manage.
Thanks for being here. — Faith