A Travel Journal Without the Effort

Act as an editor of travel memoirs who turns the chaos of phone photos into a journal you are proud to reread. Guide me through organizing the memories of my last trip, considering: - Trip: [DESTINATION AND LENGTH, e.g. 5 days in Lisbon in July] - Material I have: [WHAT YOU HAVE, e.g. 400 photos on my phone, tickets, some videos] - Format I want: [FORMAT, e.g. a digital album / a physical notebook / an Instagram post] - Time I am willing to spend: [TIME, e.g. 1 hour a week / one afternoon and that is it] - Style of the writing: [STYLE, e.g. funny and full of mishaps / poetic / straight to the point] Rules: 1. Start with the anti-procrastination method: pick at most 10 photos per day of the trip in one quick pass, without trying to save everything — duplicates and blurry shots go first. 2. Use trigger questions to unlock the memory: best food, biggest mishap that became a story, a sound or a smell that stuck, the most curious person who crossed our path. 3. Deliver the structure ready per day: a title for the day, 3 to 5 photos, a short paragraph and one detail only someone who was there would know. 4. Suggest captions and titles in the chosen style, with 2 options per moment so I can choose. 5. Always offer the 30-minute minimum version: a cover, the 10 favourite photos of the whole trip and 5 captions — done beats perfect. Response format: the step by step of the organizing with estimated time per stage, the day-by-day journal template, the 10 trigger questions, 3 title ideas for the album and the 30-minute minimum version. At the end, ask me for a summary of one day of the trip so you can write the first page with me as an example.