Can’t Sleep? Journal With ‘The Nocturnal Journal’
Can’t sleep? Why not use that time productively and do some self-reflection?
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Day One: My Digital Midori
Day One is like a digital Midori for those who love to journal.
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Help Kids Develop a Growth Mindset With the Big Life Journal
Start a new family tradition with the Big Life Journal, a journal which will help your children to develop a growth mindset.
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Con*Quest Journals’ 50th Anniversary Gen Con Journal Is Here!
Con*Quest Journals is celebrating the 50th anniversary of Gen Con by offering up a new licensed journal for Gen Con attendees looking for a great way to keep all their notes and reviews and brochures and business cards in a single location.
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No Midori for Me – Back to Mead
Midoris are dandy, but Dakster has her own system that’s cheap and easy.
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Exploring the Gen Con Gamer’s Yearbook
Last year was my first time attending Gen Con. I was the Geekdad rookie, mouth wide open in awe as I first entered the Exhibit Hall. This year I’m excited to use the Gen Con Gamer’s Yearbook to help organize my visit to this year’s events!
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Lonely Planet Travel Books for Kids Round-Up, 2016 Edition
Lonely Planet has, for years, put out quality, appealing travel and guide books for adults, and, more recently, has published some exceptionally high quality informational and activity travel books for kids. This year’s selection is no different.
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Review (Sort of): Write Notepads & Co.
Sometimes, one should donate to charity without expectation of reward because it’s a nice thing to do. But if you’re buying notebooks anyway, consider Write Notepads & Co.; you might just change a kid’s life.
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Con*Quest Star Trek Journals Available on Kickstarter!
Con*Quest is boldly going where they have never gone before with ‘Star Trek’-themed journals.
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Ditch the Trees. Get a Wipebook.
Wipebook lets you take pages worth of notes without wasting paper.
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Review: Field Notes Quintessential Memo Books
I purchased my first Field Notes memo books six years ago at the recommendation of Warren Ellis. I now have an extensive collection of various books from Field Notes, but, like most geeks, I can’t stop collecting them, and they are worth every penny.
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Journal App Bridges Between Real and Digital
The new Journal app solves the problem with digital sketchbooks: despite turning everyone into digital artists, something is missing in the expression.
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Conquer the Convention With the Con*Quest Journal
For the convention-goers, the Con*Quest journal combines organization with scrapbooking.
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Entertain Kids in the Waning Weeks of Summer With These Creative Books
Give your kids some new fodder for entertaining themselves with these creative books!
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Write Down Your Life, One Line a Day
If you’re pressed for time, but want to chronicle your life, One Line a Day is the solution.
Continue ReadingWindow Shopping Leads to Gift Ideas
Making collections on eBay is a great way to come up with ideas for your own wish list, and as a gift idea list for others.
Continue ReadingMemento: Something to Remember Me By
What do you wish you could ask a loved one who is no longer alive? Michael McQueen gave his father a notebook for Father’s Day one year, along with a list of questions. He wanted his dad to write down …
Continue ReadingWriting in the Margins of My Life: An Ode to Blogging
If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to blog about it, does it make a sound? If you’re anything like me, you spend a good deal of time every day online, and at least part …
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