A stamp for every day you finish
Finish a day and a stamp lands in your passport the next morning. Here's how they work and what to look out for.
A stamp's for showing up. Finish everything on a day, however much or little that was, and the day gets one.
When it lands
A day's stamp is decided once the day's over. Tick off the last thing and Cabana tells you your stamp lands in the morning. The next time you open it, there it is, pressing on.
Where they come from
Monday to Thursday it's a lucky dip, so you never quite know which one's coming. Friday's always the disco ball, Saturday the croissant and Sunday the cinnamon roll. And every so often, not very often at all, it's the lobster.
Your passport
Stamps go into your passport, eight to a page, and when a page fills up it's sealed. Save a sealed page as a picture if you'd like to keep it or show somebody.
First times, and keeping going
Some stamps are for firsts: your first task, the first list you say out loud, paste, snap or email in, and your first note in Bits & bobs. Others are for keeping going, like seven finished days in a row. There's one for coming back after a week or more away too, because a gap's just a gap.