Welcome to Blank Pad, a forum to discuss topics about our latest products, your comments and themes related to our obsessions – pen, paper and such. Today, we’d like to know:
Who uses Rhodia?
Artists, engineers, writers, food critics, fashion designers and musicians are among those who have been known to use Rhodia. What field are you in?
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Rhodia Drive is a blog about Rhodia notebooks and the people who use them. It’s a place where devotees of this “French orange notebook” contribute ideas, experiences and links on the latest tools, events and general notebook-related news.
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Comments
I’m a student, but I use it for memo’s, or lists when I want to use a certain pen.
Recent graduate of school. I used mine for GTD list captures, taking notes, work. Now i use it to takes notes in meetings and on the job. I work in the entertainment industry.
I’m in hospital administration, and use mine for notes, research, drafting memos and jotting down daily activities for my monthly report.
I’m a full-time archivist and paper conservator.
Rhodia pads (the smallest formats) have always been my task-list notepad of choice. Great for writing recommendations for colleagues and patrons. I also use the pages as tabs, knowing the paper has a nice alkaline quality.
I’m selfemployed and carry a Rhodia No. 11 in a padholder. I use it for collecting ideas, doodling, todo-lists … I love the bright & happy orange :-)
I’m with Anette. I’m a facility manager and the No 11 in a padholder with a mini Tornado Retro 51 pencil is sure to be in my back pocket when I’m at one of my sites or not!
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