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Moleskine and Pencil Sharpeners

How long has it been since you last used a Pencil sharpener, you know one of those things that takes a blunt pencil and hones it till the point could be used say for example puncturing your leg. I still have from school a piece of pencil lead in my leg. Well today I used one, its for the pencil that I will use for my new notebook, my moleskine. I can now take notes at all time. So all those ideas that come and go I maybe able to capture some of them. Cool.

I had been looking for notebook like this since I started using them for holidays, I thought they would be easy to find, not so here in the outer rim of the planet here in Northern Chile. I just went around with one of those ring binder notebooks. One of the exclusive features of this notebook is the elastic to hold the pencil in place, that is so necessary. If you have not got one then get one. Now.

Posted by at June 19, 2003 03:26 PM

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Book 2: bought a second this weekend. I have a Faber Castell pencil holder-sharpener that I carry with it and I have begun writing from the last page with tiny letters.
Book one: my first Moleskine supports multimedia content: writing,drawing, painting in oil, watercolour, pastel, acrilic...colage (images, objects) and a small vinil disc from a toy that can be played (fragments...)with a needle and a paper cone made from the paper note that comes with the book. All I have to do is to spin the book and use the needle+paper cone like a gramophone arm.
Book 3...

Posted by: Berta at December 9, 2003 03:36 PM

After 27 years of "PC keyboarding", I was recently scared when I did not recognize my handwriting on my moleskine. Who am I?

Posted by: Louis Realé at December 10, 2003 12:09 PM

That's funny. I use pencils in my Moleskines, too, and I have some graphite in my arm that has been there since the seventh grade (1991).

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