.. stationery. OK. I admit, it is probably unnecessary to have 5 notebooks on the go at once. Ostensibly for slightly different content which of course allows for an never-ending number to be purchased. In fact I haven’t even included the BEST animal one which I will share one day. That’s still in its delicious cellophane wrapper, staying pristine for some new list or someone’s e-mail address or a sketch or…
Wonder sometimes in this e-world if pen and paper will survive. Seems easier to jot stuff down that wouldn’t warrant a whole new ‘Document’. Then again I’m not a tweeter or compulsive FB-er (the e-equivelent of jotting?) although I get the irony of writing this in a blog.
I bought the Liberty print one (above) just before Christmas, couldn’t leave the shop without it. My dear friend Catherine (who will never get around to reading this blog) gave me the golden Oriental one. At the moment it is my To Do list notebook. I can only write in that with my blue fountain pen and tick items off with a red biro.
It’s OK, I realise that I have a problem.
Rupert Street Digest 
jules @ The Diversion Project
February 24, 2011
I’m going to tell Catherine that she’s an enabler! xxx
Rupert Street Digest
February 25, 2011
He he. It’s true..
See you tomorrow x
Jim
February 25, 2011
Do you think we crave a rest from everything ‘digital’ once in a while?
Reminds me of my once obsessive attachment to my Filofax collection and I used different coloured pens:) Now where is my ‘Paul Smith’ black leather Filofax….
Rupert Street Digest
February 25, 2011
Mmmm. Paul Smith. Mmmmm. Filofax. I have a pocket sized red leather one that I’ve had for years… just acts as my address book now. Totally agree re the “rest”. If only we could work out a way for actual bits of paper with handwritten notes to get to one another so quickly (or this late at night).