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another drone in the Moleskine army

Started by Steve @ bripblap · 10 months ago

If you spend much time reading personal productivity blogs or personal finance blogs, you’ve probably heard people fussing constantly about their precious Moleskine notebooks. I always thought it was ridiculous that people went on and on about them like they weren’t just ... Continue reading »

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SavingDiva
1 year ago

Great story! I frequently have the problem of falling in love with a small item...for no other reason than it brings out the romantic within...I have a small obsession with Crane's stationery...

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paidtwice
1 year ago

I really like making lists.

i like the feel of a pencil in my hand and writing on the paper and crossing things out...

I shall stay far away from this. I already covet a list-making book. No need to want another. :)

I frequently scribble blog posts on paper half asleep in bed. lol

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bripblap
1 year ago

@paidtwice: Resistance is futile. Go get a Moleskine. There is no alternative.

Seriously, you and SD should stay away from them. I'm not much of a stationery junkie but these little notebooks were so classy and so pleasant to the touch and eye that they were impossible to put down. There should be a law, to be honest.

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