#pocketbook

step 6: be thankful for built-in, default accessibility button shortcuts, and then enjoy your newfound peace and quiet

source: pellicule

source: pellicule

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Full here!!

When I started watching ParkNotes on Youtube I realized I needed to carry a pocketbook with me, as my phone is just too slow and clunky and full of ads to use for notes. I coulda done this in college but FieldNotes' perfect size and graph paper, combined with the Commonplace Book tagging system, allow for much tighter organization. I do keep a diary but my Catch-All adds an extra dimension of recording details of the day. What I had for lunch doesn't matter, but if I remember the food I might remember the conversation too. So far I've got little icons I put next to tags. If someone recommends something, or I learn a new recipe, or a new random fact, or log something I saw somewhere, or want to timestamp a digital photo stored elsewhere, I can put it here. When a book is full, I scan it, turn it into a PDF, and put it in my phone digitally; it's still slow but this way I can carry all my previous pocketbooks as well.