This week’s addict was first featured in 2012 with this photo of their collection:

As of January 2015, here’s the current collection:

Annotated on Flickr as follows:

my stack of blank notebooks. from left to right:

– moleskine large weekly notebook planner 2014, le petit prince edition

– little prince diary, gift from a friend, purchased in hong kong

– hardcover notebook, souvenir, purchased at the vatican museum

– staple-bound softcover notebooks, souvenirs, purchased at vertecchi, rome

– hand-decorated softcover notebook, souvenir, purchased at il papiro, rome

– hardcover notebook, souvenir, purchased at cartoleria pantheon, rome

– moleskine large weekly notebook and small daily planners 2013, le petit prince edition

– moleskine weekly notebook planner 2012, pacman edition

– moleskine large ruled and small plain notebooks, the hobbit edition

– stone paper softcover notebook, souvenir, purchased at the royal ontario museum, toronto

– moleskine large weekly notebook planner 2011

– moleskine large ruled and small plain notebooks, star wars edition

– moleskine large ruled notebooks, indigo exclusive edition

– large hardcover twine-bound notebook, gift from brother, purchased in mexico city

– moleskine large ruled and small plain notebooks, le petit prince edition

– moleskine large weekly notebook planner 2010

– large hardcover notebook with handmade paper

– moleskine small blank notebook, peanuts edition

– moleskine large ruled notebooks, indigo exclusive edition

– moleskine small ruled notebooks, van gogh edition

– tarpaper notebook, souvenir, purchased at la feltrinelli on via di torre argentina, rome

– stifflexible notebook, souvenir, purchased at la feltrinelli on via di torre argentina, rome

– leather cover notebook, souvenir, purchased at san lorenzo market, florence

– handmade notebook, souvenir, purchased at montserrat

– softcover notebook, souvenir, purchased at park guell, barcelona

What a great idea to take regularly updated photos of the collection as it grows, with notes on where each one was purchased. A lot of these are from Rome, which I think will have to be my next major notebook shopping destination!