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[ Binary Bonsai] I also stick events tickets in there and other scraps that I feel I should keep -- I use the Moleskine for everything, including a place to store bits and pieces of paper that would otherwise be floating free who knows where. That brings me a great joy when I occasionally open up my sketchbooks from years ago and see what I was up to at the time.
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[Moleskinerie.com] moleskinerie: The Wandering Moleskine Project: I have signed up to receive a Wandering Moleskine but Im wondering if there is a list of moleskine recipients so that we could find out where we are in line exaclty. Plus it might be fun to see where the moleskines are currently and where they are headed to next!
[43folders.com] 43 Folders: More Moleskine Hacks: The blood pressure ligature positioned close to the diary spine also hold the accordian pocket securely closed so I can store valuables with confidence but is instantly accessible if I rip the velcro join of the ligature (rather than just using the elastic to slip the volant back in place in normal use. The disadvantages are those arising from the tools making the diary sit up unless the volant is removed (fixed in a single wrist flick if more than jotting into diary) and the need to remove the tools if you want to write on the left hand page in the volant (not a real problem in my experience at all).
[Armandfrasco.typepad.com] moleskinerie: Welcome!: Alex has helped manage a sizeable anime-oriented online community prior to joining us. He is from the suburbs of Atlanta, Georgia and aspires to become graphic designer.
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Posted at July 02, 2005 09:42 AM
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