Category Archives: Personal

Day is done,gone the sun,From the hills,from the lake,From the skies.All is well,safely rest,God is nigh. Go to sleep,peaceful sleep.May the soldieror sailor,God keep.On the landor the deep,Safe in sleep. Love, good night,Must thou go,When the day,And the nightNeed thee … Continue reading →

Happy Earth Day everyone!

Patrick Ng’s Moleskine Icons are back:) The Moleskine icons for Mac was created in 2005 but since my service provider crashed the entire MoleskineArt.com site, I have been unable to find a free and reliable hosting for the site and … Continue reading →

From Rearden Metal:At the end of 2007 I entered a competition.  I didn’t expect to win anything, but lo and behold, near to Christmas a package arrived. From Tim Baynes: "I was delighted to receive may consignment of super-Moleskines They … Continue reading →

sgtret says: A very good friend of mine is about to leave for Iraq.People are giving him sox and sleeping aids. I have him a 3.5 X 5.5 Squared Notebook. I said, each day, writer a paragraph. It will help … Continue reading →

" Brainstorm your dream by quickly answering hypothetical questions and examining the pattern they reveal. Answer the following questions honestly and quickly with the first thing that comes to your mind. What would you do with your life if…   … Continue reading →

"This is love: to fly toward a secret sky.." – Rumi Image: © 2008 ABF

"According to the Unilibro shop site new Moleskine Volant in different colors and size will be available in February. They’ll be soft covered and available in 3 size (a new extra small size, pocket size, large site) in black, blue, … Continue reading →

"Fire!" cried Mrs. Prothero, and she beat the dinner-gong.      And we ran down the garden, with the snowballs in our arms, toward the house; and smoke, indeed, was pouring out of the dining-room, and the gong was bombilating, … Continue reading →

Oliver Zangiwell, who investigated memory loss in brain-damaged patients, owned a large, distinctive fountain pen. At the start of his first session with one new patient, he showed him the pen. When at the end of the session he showed … Continue reading →