Monthly Archives: October 2006
I thought I could do it without asking for help this year but it has come to a point where I really need your assistance. As you may already know, Moleskinerie.com is a personal project and essentially a one-man operation … Continue reading
Here’s a list of participating stores in the introduction of the Moleskine City Notebooks to the U.S. and Canada. The books will be shipped by the end of October and will probably be available in stores November 1st. U.S. PAGE … Continue reading
More videos coming.
"Coming up with a killer idea is no easy feat. I’m talking about that perfect idea that makes you consider dropping out of school or quitting your job to pursue it; something that could have a huge impact on a … Continue reading
Swiv just got her new Moleskine City Guide for Vienna. "Wien City Guide"@ Moleskinerie/FLICKR Some rights reserved.
Visual journaling has existed throughout history as a process of reflective thinking, and as a record of image making. Throughout history great thinkers recorded and reflected on their ideas using a variety of visual journaling techniques. From Thomas Edison’s light … Continue reading
"I sometimes go nuts looking for stuff in my notebook from months past…When is Google going to introduce “Google Notebook?” – John FedericoBrandBrains LINK………………………………………………………. - His Say: Fishcracker - Handwriting Analysis Anyone? - The world’s thinnest pen? Today … Continue reading
"My friends stood in a line and waved good-bye as long as they could see my back." "It was early on the morning of March the twenty-seventh that I took to the road. There was darkness lingering in the sky, … Continue reading
"While lying in my bed late one night I began to grow restless with the neverending battle of forcing sleep. Sitting there thinking about my random acts throughout the day, I got a strange picture or some may call it … Continue reading
OK, so London is good for shopping and less than one hour by train from the house. However it is more exciting to go to New York and takes only seven hours longer. This summer I took Megan and … Continue reading











