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Take that brand new notebook you're afraid to write in-because--for whatever reason--maybe you want to dedicate it to a project that's not yet ready, for exampl
by pseingatl 9y ago
Take that brand new notebook you're afraid to write in-because--for whatever reason--maybe you want to dedicate it to a project that's not yet ready, for example; or you don't want to spoil it: turn it upside down and to the back. Write notes, grocery lists, whatever for a few days in the pristine notebook. Turn it back and now you are ready to write in it.
- Analemma_ 9y agoI have more blank notebooks than I'm comfortable admitting (without Internet pseudonymity)
- keithpeter 9y agoSuggestion: Carry one of them around in a bag for a week or two so it gets broken in. Might reduce the 'newness' factor. Then do as parent suggests (use back for shopping lists)
- purple-again 9y agoDid I crack the time travel function? Are you me from the future sent back to save me? Im looking at my case full of metal bound, cover themed, professional looking, etc notebooks that has grown quite absurd. If I’m honest with myself everything I’ve built in the last decade has come from the post it notes I have scrawled everywhere. I’m going to grab one and make my shopping list right now. Thank you kind stranger.