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Does this look like you? If so, I want you to know that you are not alone. From the mundane to the incredibly important, I know lots and lots of people that save their notebooks. Why do people hold on to them? I’m guessing each person would probably have a different reason but more often than not, I think it’s probably to look back down the mountain to see how far they’ve come.

Why do you keep your old notebooks?

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Posted on February 18th, 2013 by Stephanie
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I use my 5 X 5′s for drawing and sketching designs on the go. I like to look back and see how they first began.

Hmm…partly, yes, it is to look back and see where I was and what was happening…(a list of Indonesian vocabulary words, directions to a friend’s house in another state…)… Sometimes I keep them because there is information I might need again or want to reference…Just yesterday, for example, I sought a snip of poetry from a Mexican poet that I know I wrote down in 2010…I sought those volumes and paged through until, voila!

By Fountain Pen in French on February 22nd, 2013 at 10:58 pm

It is always useful to keep one’s handwritten note.

 

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