OH GOD THE DIARIES DID YOU SEE THE DIARIES AAAAAAAHHHHHH.
Damn those postcards are nice. The lady who did the Oz watercolors did a really nice bunch for The Little Prince. Unfortunately they've been withdrawn since they were sort of kind of unlicensed by the publishers.
Despite spending the first 18 years of my life and the non-college parts of the next 4 in that area, driving past it is mostly what I did/do too. I think I've eaten there maaaaaybe twice.
I...wasn't entirely sure that it was still functioning, except that they turned the neon on at night. It had that potentially abandoned look, not unlike the Tastee Inn here: http://roots-of-simplicity.blogspot.com/2011/04/going-local-at-tastee-inn-out.html
This one's just a regular moleskine with blank pages. If you paste in a lot of stuff (and by 'you' I mean 'me'), you have to judiciously remove pages to keep the binding from splitting and the book from going totally accordion. Although if the binding splits, well, that's why God made Hello Kitty duct tape.
I also like the Gallery Leather planners, (http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/2012-weekly-desk-teal-sand-planner-calendar-gallery-leather/1101055719) which have slightly larger pages and flexi covers, combined with strong paper and a great binding, not to mention a tendency to go on deep, deep clearance when outdated. This year's are in somewhat unfortunate 80s pastels. (The calendar pages don't matter, since they're covered with stuff anyway.) Exacompta (http://www.shopwritersbloc.com/exacompta.html) Basics are super nifty, too, with or without their leather covers.
Really, anything with a nice sewn binding and paper you like will serve you well.
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Especially the part with the shopping cart bears.
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*shakes fist*
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Damn those postcards are nice. The lady who did the Oz watercolors did a really nice bunch for The Little Prince. Unfortunately they've been withdrawn since they were sort of kind of unlicensed by the publishers.
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I was tempted by the Arabian Nights cards, but got a bunch of notebooks instead.
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>.>
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I got this one, in blue:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=280754868496&ssPageName=ADME:L:OU:US:1123
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The Ashley diary is adorable.
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Apparently I grew up in a multi-colored Pokeball surrounded by bears.
...That sounds pretty accurate.
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Despite spending the first 18 years of my life and the non-college parts of the next 4 in that area, driving past it is mostly what I did/do too. I think I've eaten there maaaaaybe twice.
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http://roots-of-simplicity.blogspot.com/2011/04/going-local-at-tastee-inn-out.html
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I also like the Gallery Leather planners, (http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/2012-weekly-desk-teal-sand-planner-calendar-gallery-leather/1101055719) which have slightly larger pages and flexi covers, combined with strong paper and a great binding, not to mention a tendency to go on deep, deep clearance when outdated. This year's are in somewhat unfortunate 80s pastels. (The calendar pages don't matter, since they're covered with stuff anyway.) Exacompta (http://www.shopwritersbloc.com/exacompta.html) Basics are super nifty, too, with or without their leather covers.
Really, anything with a nice sewn binding and paper you like will serve you well.
I may have Opinions About Notebooks. >.>
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The tornado was...last year, I think? But it touched down in front of the house.
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