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Good Pens: Slow Down...Breathe... repeat
"My cleansing process today also involved using (gasp) one pen. All day long. Sometimes it seems like I have a different pens for every word I write and then twice that on certain papers."
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notebookism: Kikkerland Design introduces the L1917 Notebook Series, January 2009
I may have a new smartphone...but I still love a good notebook.
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Productivity in Context » Blog Archive » Moleskine and Me: A Quest for a Mind Like Water
An example of Moleskine meets GTD.
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What's your current work setup? | D*I*Y Planner
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I tag most events with small round color stickers, to separate work (red/purple/orange) from private events (yellow/blue/green).
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6. User ID list and password list (in code, in case anyone steals my binder)
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Amateur Economist: Review: Rhodia Large Webnotebook
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The first thing that struck me was the material of the cover. Whereas the Moleskine material is like oilcloth or something similar, the Webnotebook almost feels somewhat 'rubbery' for lack of a better word. I wouldn't have guessed that I would like that, but I really do. Rhodia describes the cover material as 'leatherette.' The notebook also has an integrated cloth bookmark and elastic band. It's lined/ruled which I prefer, instead of blank or quadrille.
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Here's what most of us care about. How well does this paper take various inks? You can see the different pens and pencils that I used. The pic that follows shows the reverse of the page. I'm happy to report no notable bleed-thru. I would say that in this regard the Rhodia performs at least as well as recent Moleskines I've used.
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