My moleskine notebooks
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My first Moleskine
Since I am not sure whether I like to use this celebrated black notebook,I bought myself a nano version-about 4mm thick ,ruled(black) and blank(brown) booklets.
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3 Booklets
1.Diary-a page a day
2.Blank notebook for sketches /diagrams etc.
3.Ruled notebook for notes.
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Reading glass of water?
Reading the clustered notes in my moleskine notebook;-)
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My new squared moleskine notebook
With my staedlar gel ballpoint pen and my pocket knife.The plastic wrap is still intact.
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Simple Project Plan
Using a small notebook,a pen,colour post-it notes.The project defined,scope identified with WBS ,people are assigned the roles/responsibilities and the a simple bar chart attached. Coloured arrows showed the critical and outstanding matters.
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My Gadgets
Drawn by me in my moleskine.Btw, I am an engineer and not an artist;-)
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Same size-almost
Moleskine,Treo650 and free calculator I got from buying 2 pieces of 4 AA batteries.
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Yes-All Blacks!
All Blacks- nothing to do with Rugby.
My ball pen is black,my moleskine notebook is black and my coffee is black.
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See through Lamy Safari
Thanks to fellow moleskine notebook users who recommended Lamy Safari ballpen.I just got one today and it is transparent-very cool:-)
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Lamy Safari
Transparent fountain pen.More info in choosing the right pen can be read here:
pigpog.com/node/2322
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Blog and draw
My tongue caught fires.One fire-brigade engine was called.One glass of coke managed to drowse the flames;-)
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Sudoku in My Moleskine
Sudoku puzzle copied to my moleskine.This is very difficult one-it may take days to solve.By the way,how many squares are there in the Sudoku table of numbers?
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Magical Sqaure of Numbers
Just add the numbers-by rows or by columns;the answer is all the same.All added up to 15.
Can someone tell me who first discovered this arrangement of numbers?
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