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JamBook: The world's thinnest, lightest notebook. Ever.
- arinazari 14y agoThis is pretty awesome. I'd been trying to develop a system of my own to record the occasional thought without using an actual notebook like a Moleskine, because I don't like having unrelated ideas in the same book. My university library has a tons of old call cards available to use by the computers with a nice aged, tanish color to them that I love to write on. I just take a bunch of them each quarter and stash them in a notecard container (my less binding notebook, I guess), so I can carry a few blank cards on me on the go with a pen if I'm in a creative mood and when I get the chance I stash them in the back of the stack to keep things chronological. So compared to my system, I love this and I think I'd love to try it out! I was thinking about getting a Moleskine memo-pockets notebook to store my cards in but that would require having to keep buying expensive Moleskines when they fill up.
- malandrew 14y agoThe Moleskine Volant Mini (28 leaves) or Volant Pocket (40 leaves) are equivalent to this. Most people get the Moleskine Classic one that is as thick as a wallet (80 to 96 leaves). The nice thing about the Volant Mini is that the pages are perforated and can be torn out easily and cleanly.