is there a perfect notebook or journal for FPs?

What do you use to "pretty it up" (if anything)?
PU

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I currently use Black n' Red notebooks for business notes. They are
available in a variety of sizes and bindings. Office Depot has them. Not
overly expensive, have hard covers and good, weighty paper that holds FP ink
fairly well. I will look for something better, though as I do get a bit more
bleedthrough than I would like with Aurora and Montblanc inks (med pt pens).

For journaling I use the little Moleskine books. I love them. Very easy to
carry around. I always have one with me for jotting notes. No bleedthrough
when writing with a fine point pen. I can find these now at Barnes and
Noble!

Greg

On 2004-02-29, Greg Liverman wrote:
I currently use Black n' Red notebooks for business notes. They are
available in a variety of sizes and bindings. Office Depot has them. Not
overly expensive, have hard covers and good, weighty paper that holds FP ink
fairly well. I will look for something better, though as I do get a bit more
bleedthrough than I would like with Aurora and Montblanc inks (med pt pens).

For journaling I use the little Moleskine books. I love them. Very easy to
carry around. I always have one with me for jotting notes. No bleedthrough
when writing with a fine point pen. I can find these now at Barnes and
Noble!

Greg



I've had good success finding notebook/journal at art supply stores.
You can always find a variety of paper types there - more so than at the
local Office supply store.
I find the paper quality in some of these books quite good - and
free of that shiny coating you can find in some notebook paper.

I'm using a notebook by Pierre Belevedere.


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Neo.

Try the Miquelrius (Spaniard) and Exacompta (French) paper totally pen
friendly, at Sam's site www.pendemonium.com
The best of the best.

Advise: Writing in one of these with a "Bic" or any other ballpoint or
rollerball things have addressed the death penalty (to the Ballpoint or
rollerball, I'm against death penalty even for Biro users) and a serious
corrective from the Pen Community to the aggressor

Nicolás


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On 2004-02-29, Greg Liverman wrote:
I currently use Black n' Red notebooks for business notes. They are
available in a variety of sizes and bindings. Office Depot has them.
Not
overly expensive, have hard covers and good, weighty paper that
holds FP ink
fairly well. I will look for something better, though as I do get a
bit more
bleedthrough than I would like with Aurora and Montblanc inks (med
pt pens).

when writing with a fine point pen. I can find these now at Barnes
and
Noble!

Greg



I've had good success finding notebook/journal at art supply stores.
You can always find a variety of paper types there - more so than at
the
local Office supply store.
I find the paper quality in some of these books quite good - and
free of that shiny coating you can find in some notebook paper.

I'm using a notebook by Pierre Belevedere.


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Neo.

(to the Ballpoint or
rollerball, I'm against death penalty even for Biro users)

Yes, but he should at least use orange ink!

Well, If I find a Biro that writes in your favorite Orange, I'll pardon
it and send it to you DIRECTLY, my hands with surgical gloves, or
perhaps should take it with an alligator forceps to put it in a bag.

(Aargh)


"so what" escribió en el mensaje
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(to the Ballpoint or
rollerball, I'm against death penalty even for Biro users)

Yes, but he should at least use orange ink!