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An excavation notebook, in French. From a temporary exhibit about the archaeology and study of Deir el Medina. It is a work of art. In ink, no less.
Egyptian Museum, Cairo.
Repurposed clean, brown, paper grocery bags are used for the cover of this small, super deluxe version of my notebooks. Great for your purse, as party favors, or to use as a journal on your road trip this summer. It measures 5 inches high by 3 inches wide when closed. It contains 10 papers which create 20 pages. The papers for writing include graph paper, newsprint, yellow and white notebook paper, and practice writing paper. Each notebook is machine stitched with white thread.
The cover is rubber stamped with the words "road trip" and lined with beautiful repurposed wall paper. The writing paper pages are sandwiched with a page from a vintage cookbook and a map, creating visual interest and reflecting the road trip theme.
I am slowly reading the catalog from the Shaker Gift drawing exhibition at The Drawing Center on Wooster St in Manhattan. This sketchbook drawing is inspired by the Shaker Gift Drawings.
Notebook cover open to show front and back.
Blogged here:
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this is my travel notebook for my nyc trip with friends on easter weekend.
size comparison with a lamy safari, to show how small the notebook is--perfect for carrying around in my purse.
The elastic strap is attached so that you cannot see the grommets when the strap is over the closed notebook
Read the full review at Note Booker, Esq.
image from the movie- the notebook- see my blog for full details
By the way I am fundraising for a charity called Headway Glasgow- we work with people with brain injury. If you are so inclined you can sponsor me here: www.justgiving.com/chunkysimon
Four times a year, at the end of each quarter, the notebooks are collected and graded. Of course I want to see everthing --- class notes, vocabulary sheets, cultural info, verb info, tape recorded practice sheets --- everthing completed and in the specified order. Now is that asking too much?
It takes a while to grade the notebooks, but it is worth the time and effort, and I feel good knowing that, when the students leave me, they have a great "resource of information" to use in future Spanish classes.
An excavation notebook, in French. From a temporary exhibit about the archaeology and study of Deir el Medina. It is a work of art. In ink, no less.
Egyptian Museum, Cairo.
I went to Borders (nearly couldn't get to Borders because I had no idea what the building name was!!) and was hoping to get a fabric wrapped notebook from 'paperchase'. The one I have now is used to record scribbles of the amigurumi designs as I crochet.
I couldn't find any of those, so I have to settle with whatever they have in store. Then, I spotted this notebook with the graphic printed eye on the cover, I know immediately this is MY address book.
Will be making the indexes myself, since address book is really scarce now, hence the lack of selection.