A less destructible notebook. (Hear that, writer moms of toddlers?)
At the beginning of every new year, I treat myself to a pretty, new notebook. Itโs an almost-literal way to start the year with a clean slate. New year, new notebook, new thoughts. The only problem with this method, now that there are children afoot: my fancy new notebook isโฆ
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Lexi Petronis
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At the beginning of every new year, I treat myself to a pretty, new notebook. Itโs an almost-literal way to start the year with a clean slate. New year, new notebook, new thoughts.
The only problem with this method, now that there are children afoot: my fancy new notebook is invariably trashed long before the next January 1. But I think Iโve found the perfect solution.
Letโs judge these Robert le hรฉros notebooks from Quo Vadis by their covers: lovely colors, beautiful designsโฆ on silkscreened leatherette, which is sturdier than standard-issue notebook coverstock, and way harder for little hands to maul. And the satin-finish paper insideโwhich is made from pulp from sustainably-managed forestsโis by Clairefontaine, a respected European paper mill.
Itโs a perfect example of style meets substance, which isnโt a bad way to start a new year at all. Bring on the crayon scribbles. -Lexi
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