Notebooks I’m Using Now: February 2021

Here’s the latest update on my daily carry notebooks, or at least frequently used notebooks. The COVID-19 pandemic means I’m not necessarily going somewhere everyday, other than for a walk around my neighborhood, so I’m not actually “carrying” my notebooks much.

My most frequently used notebooks are:

  • The 2021 Nolty Efficiency Notebook Gold, where I jot my daily diet, exercise, appointments and to-do lists, as well as tracking habits and keeping lists. If I do go out for errands, etc, this notebook always comes with me.
  • The Nolty Notebook, which I’ve been using for journal entries and other random jottings.
  • A Moleskine Sketchbook, for drawing. Sometimes the Moleskine and the Nolty Notebook are also in my bag if I go out, but lately, I tend to leave them at home as I barely go anywhere other than grocery shopping.
  • The Printfresh wirebound notebook lives on my desk and contains all my job-related jottings and to-do lists.
  • The small Clairefontaine notebook is an older one I’ve had for a while. I started using it for my French class notes, which seemed appropriate for such an iconic French notebook brand! This pretty much lives on my desk too, now that I do my class exclusively by Zoom.
  • Not in this photo is a Nolty Efficiency Diary with a regular plastic cover in green, which I am using as an image diary. I paste in a small image each week, just random things I’ve found interesting or inspiring. It will be my third year doing this, and I am kind of enjoying the results as something to flip back through later on.

I am pretty content with this current set-up, except for one thing. I am not totally happy with one of these notebooks. Can you guess which one it might be? I will tell you soon in a separate post!

4 thoughts on “Notebooks I’m Using Now: February 2021”

  1. I’m guessing the Print Fresh notebook because it seems a bit different from what you normally use.

  2. No guesses. ;-) I remember a while back you showed a page or two from your image journal, and I was so intrigued by it! If you ever care to share again, I would love to have a few more peeks.

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