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My New Notebook
September 25th, 2008 by StephenPosted in Follow Your Dream, GTD, Goal Setting, Work 2.0 |
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 I found this notebook in a book/stationary supply store in Booth Bay, Maine, the other day when the lovely bride and I had a day off together. Of course I had to buy it, simply because of the cool features. |
 The notebook comes with a page of stickers and labels and DIY tabs that you can place where-ever you want in the book. |
 There is also an index page. |
 The 192 pages have college-ruled, light blue lines. The paper takes the ink from my Micron .45 mm pen very nicely. |
 You can order this notebook online from the Canadian webstore at bluelineinc.com |
| Of course, what exactly I am going to do with this notebook is unclear. I have a few days now to think about it! One thing that I can tell you is that I am excited to have my online time back. |
By the way, this is what my workspace looked like Tuesday, after working away from home - 70+ hours a week for two months.
I know, kinda embarrassing, but I wanted to share it with you so that I had some serious motivation to get it cleaned up. It looks much better now, and the physical in-box will be empty by the end of the day! There is a massive Weekly Review and Monthly Goal-setting session planned for Friday.
Things are getting very exciting here at the hidden base. Stay tuned.
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September 25th, 2008 at 3:36 am
[…] Ray Glier . Excerpt: I found this notebook in a book/stationary supply store in Booth Bay, Maine, the other day when the lovely bride and I had a day off together. Of course I had to buy it, simply because of the cool features. … […]
September 25th, 2008 at 11:57 am
We use those notebooks around the house. My wife has one where she keeps home-decorating notes, ideas and sketches. For example, if she sees something in a magazine she’d like to incorporate into our home, she clips the relevant information and pastes it in the book.
As chief cook and bottle washer, I use one as a food journal: recipes, notes, party planning, etc. The tabs are useful for separating the various types of information I track.
September 25th, 2008 at 1:03 pm
Funny coincidence! I bought this VERY SAME notebook, merely because of its aesthetics.
Wonderful quality paper.
I too am, am wondering what to do with it.
Great minds think alike, sometimes.
Bucky
September 25th, 2008 at 2:56 pm
Exactly, the aesthetics really struck me. I am going to choose the contents very carefully, but not too carefully!
November 17th, 2008 at 1:40 am
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