Monthly Archives: September 2006
I am grateful for the chance to witness a moment when the universe stops to take a breath and admire itself. "Green Tea After 6pm…"By Pumpkinoodle @ Moleskinerie/FLICKR © All rights reserved. Used with permission. Discover and join our Moleskine … Continue reading
"Just thought I’d give you the heads up on this ad for Virgin Trains:Apparently the Apache dig the Moleskine too! " Cheers,Carina View the ad on Virgin Trains
"Writing stimulates creativity. Sometimes when I can’t sleep, I’ll come up with a silly sentence and write it in my journal. If I let myself relax, I can often elaborate on that sentence for a few paragraphs. It clears my … Continue reading
In collaboration with Moleskineasia.com, city’super, LOG-ON and MoleskineArt.com, this great "My Favorite Moleskine" exhibition was held from 6th Sep 2006 to 12th October 2006. The first exhibition collecting around 40 artists/writers/illustrators’ works from all over the world is shown in … Continue reading
"I have recently fallen in love with the Ohto Tasche fountain pen on jetpens.com, but I am slightly worried about getting it and then having the ink bleed on my Moleskine pages. I currently use a volant for scribbled notes, … Continue reading
There is a repeat of a show on the Discovery Times Channel airing over the next few days that features a moleskine sketchbook throughout. The show is a documentary investigation about Alexander the Great’s death. An investigator from Scotland Yard … Continue reading
50 acres of tropical rainforest are said to be disappearing every minute. Millions of species of animals and plants around the world are going extinct at an ever-accelerating rate, many of them before they can even be identified or their … Continue reading
"I do a fair bit of traveling for my job. After my first several business trips, I discovered that when I am on the road it is important to treat myself well. A night spent alone in a nice hotel, … Continue reading
"President Kennedy scribbled "Vietnam" over and over, drawing a box around the word each time. President Eisenhower sketched a picture of himself looking larger than life, bare-chested, and with a head full of hair. President Reagan doodled smiling … Continue reading
Got multiple calls/emails on this one: "I picked that up, too. My wife and I were watching it last night, and I said, "I think that’s a Moleskine!" A TiVo click back to rewind and my suspicions were confirmed by … Continue reading











