Comments on: Crossbones Goes Public

By: Update on Neko « Girl with Trowel

Update on Neko « Girl with Trowel — Thu, 08 Mar 2007 19:28:34 +0000

[...] keep a paper diary (Leif, sorry, your ‘discovery’ of the wonderfulness of moleskines was not news to me!), as it can fit even in the tiniest of bags [...]

By: Computing, GIS and Archaeology in the UK » Evolving GTD

Computing, GIS and Archaeology in the UK » Evolving GTD — Thu, 01 Feb 2007 22:34:35 +0000

[...] Leif let out my dirty secret, that I regularly carry three moleskines with me, so I thought I’d [...]

By: Leif

Leif — Thu, 01 Feb 2007 15:08:13 +0000

Sounds like valuable advice. BTW, I know a guy who makes 3D virtual reconstructions of timber frame joints. Maybe I shld put you two weirdos in touch…

By: Tim Darach

Tim Darach — Thu, 01 Feb 2007 15:03:28 +0000

its interesting how we use a mix of analogue and digital technology rather than purely digital.

my moleskine is organised thus (i use a search engine called ‘looking’ to find what i want):
subway map,
post-it with dan’s mobile,
used canadian stamps,
diary – a line a day,
…
list of songs for wedding,
interesting words,
bright ideas,
things seen on Brooklyn walks,
New Jersey train map and times of trains to Manasquan,
sketches of timber frame joints,
to go see Maine,
kokushi jujitsu lesson timetable,
to look up,
photos not taken,
post-it map to your place,
addresses with UK/US stamps interspersed,
money out,
to read,
random useful addresses,
to attend,
to see,
to listen,
to go,
printout of 45’s my dad wants,
phone nos,
‘coal porter’ beer label,
recipts in pocket.

By: Jo Cook

Jo Cook — Thu, 01 Feb 2007 09:01:08 +0000

Congratulations on Crossbones Leif, it is a really great idea and it was so much fun to see it in all it’s 3D glory at ArchCamp.

Good luck also with your continuing voyage of discovery into the world of moleskines. I think ArchCamp proved that all the best geeks are going analogue…