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Everybody's Crazy for Moleskine

The name of Phyllis' pet howler monkey was "Monkey." Here, Monkey is trying to grab my notebook. It actually has teethmarks in it now.

Jürgen Fauth

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June 05, 2007 in My Moleskine | Permalink

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well, you'll be able to identify it easier! not many people can claim to have their moleskines chewed by a howler monkey.

and i thought my one with slug gun wounds was pretty impressive.

Posted by: Sam Nielsen | June 05, 2007 at 04:37 AM

I had a goat try to eat mine once on a sketching trip to the zoo. The same goat also nibbled my colored pencil and my coat. (I had to ask a zookeeper if there were any tricks to getting goat-slobber out in the wash.) I figured it was just a goat thing...but maybe if Monkey likes Moleskines, too, it's a Moleskine thing. :)

Posted by: Alia | June 05, 2007 at 09:25 AM

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