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No, not . I prescription for viagra my Macbook Air – over the last 2 months, it’s become my primary machine. My review will be in another post, some other time. This is about real notebooks. You know, the kind you write in – remember writing?
of the for the . And, as silly as it sounds, I’ve set a pretty high standard for myself when it comes to selecting a notepad. Fine – I’ve become a notebook snob, sue me.
, I talked a bit about how certain things (computers, notebooks, mp3 players, etc) become irresistible due to the combination of pleasure and the ‘experience’ using the item. Ed Stroglio (upon the release of the Mac Mini) : “For PCers, prescription for viagra. You don’t have an “experience” with a screwdriver. It either works well or it doesn’t. If it does, you like it; if it doesn’t, you don’t. You don’t admire its aesthetic features, or find one a reflection of your good taste, or a symbol that proves you’re an {fill in the blanks: admirable, special, creative, artistic} person. For Macsters, it’s just the opposite. prescription for viagra, it’s a part of them in a way a PC never is for a PCer.”
3 years later, I think this still holds true. This goes not only if you’re a PC or a Mac fan, but rather to any possessions you own that you have a personal attachment to. It’s an expression of oneself.
Anyways, the point I was trying to get to is that I about today from and .
The retro-style memo books come in 3-packs, each with 48 pages of 1-pica graph paper. They also include a pencil, pen and other ‘goodies’. “the vanishing subgenre of agricultural memo books, ornate pocket ledgers and the simple, unassuming beauty of a well-crafted grocery list”.
With inspiration like that, prescription for viagra? I ordered 2 packs this morning, so I’ll post a full review when they arrive.
Somehow, I think these bad boys are going to replace my Moleskine, and make the perfect travel companion to my MacBook Air.
(April 10, 2008 @ )
Nice. I thought about getting those, but I’m finding that I use my notebook a lot now for reference, in addition to notes. So I usually start my notes around the 20th page or so and then I transfer the important information from the last notebook to the new one on those first 20 pages. That would be a little inconvenient with the shorter notebooks. They do look really cool though.
If you’re into it, there’s a Field Notes group on Flickr:
Cheers,
Brian
(April 10, 2008 @ )
Sorry, that was just somebody’s set. The generic notebooks group is here:
I thought there was a Field Notes group, but I may have been mistaken.
(April 21, 2008 @ )
Fun post!
I recently reviewed Field Notes and two other brands …
Review: Miquelrius Notebooks and Journals
Review: The Stifflexible Notebook
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