Moleskine
I love these things. They’re little booklets/notebooks that contain a brown tinted paper, and makes everything you write down, beautiful. The ones that are pictured to the left are called Cahiers, and come in packs of three. They generally run for $6.95 at Borders and Barnes & Nobles. The binding is made out of a cardboard, and bends to fit the shape of your leg while in your pocket for extended periods of time. I would recommend them to anyone that thinks of ideas at anytime throughout the day, where regular pen and paper are not available, and a small notebook can fit in your pocket.
4 Responses
Brian Sexton
Apr. 19/2007/10:36:41 am
> The ones that are pictured to the left . . .
I see no picture at all in this entry.
Nonetheless, I have seen Moleskine notebooks and they do look nice despite their high prices. Some of them even have pockets for holding loose papers.
Lamp
Apr. 19/2007/4:34:32 pm
Ha… I had one there when I wrote it, but it was a .gif from their website. I was planning on taking a picture of mine and uploading it to here, but I haven’t gotten around to it yet… Thanks!
April
Apr. 28/2007/12:04:14 pm
What kind of math is all that stuff? :)
Lamp
Apr. 29/2007/4:21:54 pm
I was trying to figure out what the diameter of a circle would be if it was in between 3 adjacent circles, and I used hexagons to do so. At the bottom of the page is the iteration summation to get pi. Then, if you click on the larger view, I am trying to configure my new theory for kilecs, or kiloseconds of the day, converting from the odd 24 hours to 86.4 kiloseconds.