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gregmorris.co.uk
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| | | | | This afternoon, I randomly decided I was going to go into town and buy a bullet journal. No idea why, just seeing all the new year posts around and numerous people setting theirs up made me want one. The only issue is that I already know this wouldn't work for me, I've tried it, and only a few days ago writing two posts outlining why this wouldn't work for me. That wasn't going to stop me though. | |
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coreydmccarty.dev
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| | | | | Where do you start with bullet journaling? | |
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greg-morris.micro.blog
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| | | | | While redesigning my blog, and then doing it again, I thought long and hard about comments left on posts. I don't get very many, all of which are from web mentions, but I like receiving them and wanted to consider them in the design. Giving them space was easy to do, but the most significant consideration is where to place the barriers to entry and its a harder decision than I thought. | |
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www.notebookstories.com
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| | | [AI summary] The user's text is a detailed review of a Korean notebook, highlighting its unique features and user experience. The notebook has a soft cover, doesn't open flat, and includes French flaps with Korean text. It has a soft inner cover and a soft back, with pages that are slightly textured and have a matte finish. The notebook has a 160gsm paper weight, with a thin, soft, and flexible feel. The pages have a slight bleed-through, which may be a concern for some users. The notebook has a soft spine with a slight curve, and the pages are not perfectly aligned. The notebook is priced at $6.99, which is considered a good value for its quality and features. The user mentions that the notebook is suitable for journaling, sketching, or note-taking, and tha... | ||
