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Old 05-15-2008, 12:13 PM   #48
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That would be wonderful. I could come along, and take photos, from a distance.
we'd make quite the spectacle... probably the most apt description would be "unforgettable".

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My favourite graffiti cannot be posted here due to obscenity, obscurity (for those outside of Oz), because recent history has made it somewhat redundant.
don't let that stop you (i certainly didn't).

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I bought a Moleskin, but I feel I would be desecrating its blank potential with any of the words I wrote in it.
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Open your moleskine to the first page. Get a nice pen, I prefer rollerball fine point. Ready? Write down "Chinese people tie their toes in knots so they cannot grow any."

There. Now you will feel free to use the notebook to write nearly anything.
i also suffer from notebook insecurity when confronted with a notebook with a reputation. so far i've overcome my intimidation by not buying classy notebooks, or by hijacking non-notebook items which can nonetheless serve this purpose. if you're still worried about desecrating the Moleskin Sanctity, go buy yourself a 2007 agenda (it should cost you about a penny, obviously) ; i've got a whole stock of ones from the 20th century which are hardbound and a nice size, and they even have a full-color atlas in the back. (i love maps.) you can write anything you want on a page that says "september 24, 1998" on the top. trust me. you can even write anything you want on a page that says "january 1, 1998".

taylor, i will remember your solution for the next time i'm confronted with a *really* nice notebook i'm afraid to write in with anything other than a fountain pen.
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