Moleskine

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another planner post... of sorts.
If you're feeling philosophical, narrative, or artistic, or if you simply have a bucket of great ideas that spills out every so often, maybe you'd like to try putting them on paper the way the likes of Vincent Van Gogh, Pablo Picasso, or Ernest Hemingway did way back once upon a time.

http://www.moleskine.com/eng/_interni/storia/default.htm

the Moleskine notebook is also a great find i came across at Fully Booked.

when i was at the Fully Booked store at MOA, there was this guy who was nice enough to actually recommend the brand to me. i didn't catch his name though, but he carries a Moleskine reporter's notebook in his pocket - for the great ideas that just pop up wherever. it's a better choice over the bigger ones, because they're not so portable. it's leather bound, so it's protected against the elements - even in your back pocket.

http://www.moleskine.com/eng/_interni/catalogo/Cat_int/catalogo_notebooks.htm

although this is also a kind of notebook that i feel should have the best ideas - and best handwriting - in it. a simple ruled soft notebook costs P495.

this is sort of a planner post, because Moleskine also has a wide range of planners. they call them diaries.

http://www.moleskine.com/eng/_interni/catalogo/Cat_int/catalogo_diaries.htm

what i like about this is that they have a planner for you whether you like seeing your days in months, or weeks, in different formats too.

BTW,
if you're a sucker for school supplies like i am, (or if you like graphic novels) you'd love the basement of Fully Booked at Bonifacio High Street. that's where they stash all their designer school supplies... notebooks at least.