Dr Bhanu updates her journal every alternate day, spending about 45 minutes to complete a spread. Photos: Dr Bhanu Anasamy
Every other day, Dr Bhanu Anasamy spends about 45 minutes journalling. She writes down her aspirations as well as her thoughts on battling against Covid-19 as well as meeting other inspiring frontliners at work.
Dr Bhanu, 27, is a houseman at Kuala Lumpur General Hospital (KLGH) and, like the thousands of healthcare workers in the country, she steadfastly devotes her time and energy to help the country fight Covid-19 and keep Malaysians safe.
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Diaries of a frontliner
Dr Bhanu updates her journal every alternate day, spending about 45 minutes to complete a spread. Photos: Dr Bhanu Anasamy
Dr Bhanu says journalling is a stress-reliever after a long day in the hospital.
Dr Bhanu with her late mother Asothda Muthiah, who introduced her to journalling, in this photo taken in 2009.
Vintage ephemera are readily available online.
Stamp pads, writing tools, stickers and glue are among the must-have items in Dr Bhanu's journalling paraphernalia.
Dr Bhanu decorates her journals with printed vintage ephemera, stamps, stickers and washi tapes.
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