Journals, Planners, and Calendars.
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There's a lot of debate about the paper quality of moleskine vs. field notes or other cheaper environmentally sourced notepads but the quality of moleskine and their simplicity has always suited me just fine. Sometimes you just got to stick with what you like.
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I bought some a4 rhodia reporter pads for my study notes and I really like the paper quality, has a sort of smooth silky feel to it which compliments my pen
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I usually use moleskine but I really like the look of these, may have to invest in one
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Which ones are you talking about here?
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I usually use moleskine but I really like the look of these, may have to invest in one
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Which ones are you talking about here?
the one in the first picture you posted
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the one in the first picture you posted
Good! Glad to spread the Hobonichi love
The one in the first picture (and all of the other pictures) is the one I bought, and it has a pretty robust thick paper cover (maybe with a plastic coating) but I really thought it needed a protective leather cover because I tend to trash my planners. Also, as I mentioned above, I lose my pens frequently, so designing/building a cover that has built-in pen storage was a no-brainer for me.I'm on their mailing list, so as soon as they become available on September 1st, I'll mention it here so anyone who wants one can get one in time for 2016. I'll jot a little reminder in my Hobo
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I use an indigo stained postik pad that I keep in my back pocket #notveryorganised.
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At work, policeman, I carry a standard 3X5 notepad in my back pocket. I keep it in a sturdy stingray/cowhide cover. The covers are available in other exotic skins too – shark, elephant, hippo, lizard, alligator, etc.
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Can't wait to hear how you like it! I'll definitely keep you posted about the release!
A few weeks in and loving it. Very handy on a daily basis, and it's very easy to track things day on day/week on week. It's perfect for the role I'm doing when it comes to driving behaviours and delivering updates based on certain days. Simplifies my life for real - thank you!
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Snowy, good to hear that it's useful! I have never used a planner before, but I've got a bunch of moves going on in my life so I ordered one a few days ago. I am really pumped to get it. Did you get a case/cover for yours or do you just keep it loose? Also, very cool notepad and knives @Sheepdog149 !
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I highly recommend getting a cover for the Hobonichi. The book's cover gets bent pretty easily without one. Not to plug my own wares, but I've been using this http://zeebeeleather.com/shop/hobonichi-techno-a6-locking-planner-cover and beating the crap out of it, and my Hobonichi still looks great. I throw it in my bag, in my cargo pocket in my pants, and it's been great. There are tons of aftermarket covers out there to choose from, but it's a good idea to have one.
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The 2016 Hobonichi Techno Planner is available at http://www.1101.com/store/techo/2016/planner/detail_cover/c_hpr.html
Go get 'em!
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I need to get on this train. Mainly for the random ideas, song lyrics, book plots, etc. that pop into my head that I never write down and never remember a few hours later.
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The 2016 Hobonichi Techno Planner is available at http://www.1101.com/store/techo/2016/planner/detail_cover/c_hpr.html
Go get 'em!
Thank u!
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I use a midori passport size travelers notebook. I keep a monthly, a lined, and a plain notebook in it, it's aging beautifully and I can't wait to see it in a few years. Fits in the back pocket of my 634's but prefer it in a jacket pocket if possible.
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