Where craft meets cognition.
"...making sure I have enough books/notebooks/movies/podcasts/playlists/drawing supplies/internet access when I travel is less of a weird quirk as simply a coping mechanism, the same as packing enough clothing to stay warm or cool enough, depending on the weather."
One of my favorite places on earth is Hiromi Paper Inc. I became aware of the store while visiting my long-distance partner Jennifer Moon in L.A., who conveniently lives about five minutes away (which in L.A. is a miracle). Since that discovery I've indulged in several
Fold it up, put it in your pocket, and every once in a while during the day you can mark off things as you do them. Use a red pen, or get some little stickers, or maybe even an actual bingo stamp to mark things off as you do them. The prize for getting five-in-a-row? You’re that much healthier. WIN!
Why I refuse to commit to just one — and how I finally made it work. Hi. My name is Gray. I’m a compulsive notebooker. My problem isn’t money. I don’t purchase notebooks indiscriminately, especially since I’ve taken up the side-hobby of bookbinding. It means that my
Why tactile rituals create better thinking than perfect systems Ever been sorry when you reach the last page of a notebook? Or dropped it in a puddle, picked it up and waited for the pages to dry and then decided “$#@& it, crispy pages are a delight” and kept on
