Again, with no particularly grand outcome, but notes written down is good. I’ve decided to focus for a bit on ideas generation for a bit and see if I can’t get myself routinely coming up with new stuff rather than struggling to find any combination of notes that sounds even acceptable. Hopefully that might take some of the pressure off too. Kind of like dashing off a quick but regular drawing and not worrying too much about what it looks like because nobody else is going to see it

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I missed out on getting a proper Moleskine diary this year so, rather than make do with a lesser model (and they’re all pretty lesser by now, seeing as it’s nearly March) I decided to make my own, so I’ve planned the page layout and have been looking through the DIY Planner templates to see what additional forms I may need to add in.

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I had to work out some sort of collage to cover the back of the Stonehenge page which bled through quite badly, and particularly where the surface of the paper had torn. And I had to unwrap my new Moleskines, so decided to use the insert which shows all the different types of notebooks and the wraps from my new softcover plain (the wrap is green) and tiny volant (white with multicoloured stripes) books and make a collage from these. A tribute, if you will, to the cult of Moleskine

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Yeah, well, it was neither exciting nor particularly well executed (so won’t be posting it) but I was bored while waiting for djelibeybi to finish his phone call in Staples and the label intrigued me, saying as it did "BOX CERTIFICATE THIS DOUBLE WALL" which I took to be mangled English until I realised that in spite of the gap beneath these words, they actually joined on to the next bit of text which read "box meets all construction requirements of applicable freight classification". Anyway, I drew something at any rate.

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