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A mini-notebook that my mom bought for me yesterday. She knew that I love notebooks. I don't know why but I have a thing for it. I just collect it and don't write anything except for my name. I consider it as one my guilty pleasure, haha. :D how 'bout you guys, what's your guilty pleasure? :)
Someone left a blue biro on my desk at work. I happened to be there for a couple of nights, so I wondered what I could draw in my notebook that were blue.
I carry this notebook with me all the time. The first page has a photo of my late wife which I took when we visited the church at Shere in Surrey. Sadly she died on Saturday 21 June 2003 – thirteen years ago today.
I've been searching for a perfect little notebook for all my needs, most serve the note taking purpose but lacks photo journaling features, GTD elements, or refillable with nice leather covers. I have a passion for Moleskine and Traveler's Notebook, but a product with the combination of their features, in addition to some of my own note taking practice, is difficult to find. So I set out to play with some customizations and adaptations on scrap materials.......
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Capas únicas com design exclusivo Zoopress em patchwork de tecidos 100% algodão.
Centenas de combinações diferentes.
Dois tamanhos:
Pequeno: 12,5 x 9 cm
Médio: 16,5 x 12 cm
It's fun to write the memories of the trip or something on a notebook.
Olympus E-PL3 / Panasonic LUMIX G 20mm F1.7 ASPH.
I have just added another bon mot to the commonplace section of my notebook.
The wisdom of a learned man cometh by opportunity of leisure. Ecclesiasticus 38:24
This is why I am so very wise – Ha Ha !
This photograph comes to you by courtesy of the letter N.
Follow the alphabet with February Alphabet Fun: 2016 Edition.
Slow weekend. Finally took the time to re-arrange my Traveler's Notebook. I charged the GR and got it ready for some action. After the frenzy of the first months and the (failed) attempt on my 365 GR project I stopped using it. Time to go back to it. I feel it's the right time.
16 years ago I took a picture of my messy Moleskine www.flickr.com/photos/adulau/149754989 and shared it in flickr. After many years of writing in various notebooks, I share a stack of some my old and open notebooks.
A selection of the notebooks I have kept. Front and center is the one that rides around in my purse to collect thoughts and ideas, but there are personal journals, class notebooks, a work notebook, a home-maintenance log and an old Wiktionary notebook in here, too.
26/366 (01-26-2020) 366/2020-2020 Vision
26/366 (01-26-2020) 366: The 2020 Edition
By the way, I didn't do this little drawing in the corner of the page. The notebook came this way!
Here's another page from my notebook. I find that the pages tend to tear out over time so I've reinforced two of the holes in each page with adhesive tape which has glass-fibre running through it and then punch them with a small single hole punch.
It was an old notebook that I had for many years and a few years ago Lewis came across it and decided it was his "new" scribble pad!!
7 Days of Shooting Week #6 Stationery Worn and Weathered Thursday ....
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Hacking GTD Tabs And Index Cards Into Traveler's Notebook
The 5th anniversary edition Traveler's Notebook is way too attractive not to get. But how am I gonna carry everything in it including my GTD index cards which I normally put into my mind.Depositor? Well first, if you don't know how to put 4 notebooks into the leather cover, check out this previous post.
To put the 4 stacks of GTD index cards (next actions, project, waiting for and someday) into the notebook, first you use 2 pieces of thick paper cut to the size of the notebook refill cover, then insert them to one of the elastic bands just like you normally would do with a notebook refill. This will give you 4 pages/placeholders for the index cards. You can make the index cards more accessible by reducing the width of each page, the first page being the narrowest and so forth.
The rest is just easy, using binder clips to clip each stack of index cards onto the corresponding pages. If you are like me looking for more stylish way to use the clips, check out my previous post about how to make these Leather GTD Tabs.
Perhaps you've noticed an extra notebook on top of my Traveler's Notebook in the first image. It is a Moleskine weekly diary I need constant access to, I customized to make it likable together with Traveler's Notebook. Next year however, I don't need to do that anymore coz Midori is going to release a weekly refill in the format I like most - weekly diary on the left page, note space on the right! Can't wait for the 2012 weekly diary coming out, which will be around September 2011.
If you don't know about mind.Depositor, Leather GTD Tabs and templates, here's a few pointers:
The original mind.Depositor
mind.Depositor 2
mind.Depositor 3 in the making
free mind.Depositor index card template download
Leather GTD Tabs
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Most of today has been spent making notes. Zoom meetings, phone calls, reading student work, planning for further socially distanced course delivery and drafting sections of a paper that I should have had finished *ages* ago. I'm still one for old-fashioned pen and paper. I'm also quite OCD when it comes to pens and notebooks. For example - in this particular work notebook I have to use a fountain pen with a specific blue ink. Yeah, I know. Weird.