So...
One thing to know about me: I'm a list maker. I also love stationary. However, my love of stationary far outweighs my list-making ability, and so I end up with stacks, literally stacks (!) of note books.
(Excuse the crappy iPhone pictures)
These are just the ones sitting on my desk that I am attempting to use. 12 of them.
Is that a bit excessive? No?
I have to admit, I adore moleskines. Every time I see one I haven't seen before, or I see a small version in a new colour, I have to have it. It's a problem, I'm aware. I currently have a red mini moleskine diary, a purple lined moleskine for lyrics (I'm a song-writer), a red plane moleskine for notes, a black music one, and two random other ones. WHO NEEDS THAT MANY NOTEBOOKS?
(Left - notebook from Musei Civici in Venice, Right - The Little Prince moleskine from Paris)
These are two examples from my currently stack. I picked them up in my travels over the years, and yet here they sit unloved.
I also have lots of non-moleskines. For example...
Exhibit C
My friend Camie bought this back from Japan for me! How cute? Everyone knows how much I love organization.
The point of this post I suppose is to encourage myself to use the notebooks I have, reduce the stack a bit, and to write more lists.
Am I the only one with this problem?
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