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It’s an awesome idea and I look forward to filling the whole thing up. emailed me asking if I’d like to check out some notebooks – and of course I asked about the Memorandum. I saw the Standard Memorandum and thought how cool it was, and that I wanted one. There’s a TON of information in this little guy, and it all has a purpose.
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At the end of the Standard Memorandum, there’s a few pages for notes, a list of holidays, a full monthly calendar, and information about the book itself. The first few pages of the notebook have well thought out pages for personal information, a grid for dates of important entries, and a ruler.Īfter that, we jump into the days of the year. Each day is separated by a solid red line – there’s also the date and the day of the week in the corner of each box. The lines that you write on are dotted, presumably to keep down the clutter and improve readability. When you open the book up, you’re looking at two weeks worth of records. There are 7 sets of 4 lines on each page. No complaints there! The ruling is very interesting. The pictures above are of a bunch of different pens and inks in one of the regular Word. I would just hate to use a broad nib and an unruly ink and risk the legibility of the previous week’s memories. I do believe that an EF nib with something like Sailor’s Kiwa Guro Nano Black ink would work well though. It makes it easier to squeeze as much info as I can into the tiny boxes for each day. For the Standard Memorandum, I’m using a 0.38mm Pilot G2 refill. It’s smooth and absorbent, but not always friendly to fountain pens. The Lynx Opaque Ultra Smooth White #60 Paper that makes up the internals of the Standard Memorandum is the same paper that Word. does offer a leather cover for an additional fee which will certainly help keep yours safe. The purpose is to use it for an entire year, and just by looking at what happens to my other pocket notebooks in a month, I’m a bit worried. I do have to say that I am a bit worried about the durability of the Memorandum. Most of the time, this is living in my pocket and the notebook’s tendency to not close isn’t an issue. Since the Memorandum is 64 pages and only 2.35″ wide, it has a hard time staying closed on its own. It’s definitely a challenge to fit what you want to fit in such a small box. There’s really only enough room for pertinent details, and sometimes not even. At only 2.35″ wide, there’s not a whole lot of room to chronicle your entire day. Notebooks for reaching out and sending the notebook over for review! I really like the typographic design and gold foil text on the cover and the layout inside is just as cool. The notebook is about half the size of your standard Field Notes and goes unnoticed in my front pocket until it’s time to write down a super condensed summary of my day. Notebooks Standard Memorandum is an awesome little journal. I didn’t do a full-on handwritten review for this notebook, because if I did, it would completely defeat the purpose.
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