When Rachel McAdams, currently on-screen as the beautiful and clever foil to Robert Downey, Jr.’s, Sherlock Holmes, goes to bed—she shares a Toronto Victorian with her brother—she spends a few minutes writing in her Keel’s Simple Diary. The Simple Diary, which first appeared in the summer of 2009, offers daily axioms, fill-in-the-blanks, multiple choices, and other quirky ways for a diarist to keep a record of and learn from her day. “I really look forward to it,” says McAdams as she pushes her Trek bike along a street in the gluten-free, pleasantly scruffy Kensington Market district on a winter’s afternoon. Since she is such a famously private, relatively reclusive star, one can’t help speculating, cheekily, about what McAdams’s diary might contain on a given day.

YOUR DAY BEGAN: (only choose one)

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