Inky T O D - Are You An Office Supply Junkie?

[amberleadavis]

You are totally after my heart.

[jmccarty3]

Blue painters tape. It also works well for attaching flip chart paper to walls in hotel conference rooms when you are not supposed to. Masking tape works well, too, you just have to be more careful about removing it.

 

 

Thanks for the suggestion. I see you're in Memphis--that's where I went to school, at Rhodes.

[drv1913]

Thanks for the suggestion. I see you're in Memphis--that's where I went to school, at Rhodes.

A beautiful campus! I always enjoy it when I have an opportunity to stroll around there.

[dcwaites]

You are totally after my heart.

 

No choccies for you then, but I do have a nice Frixxion pen where you can erase the written ink and then magically bring it back again...

 

But you're not getting my retractable, self-capping Sharpies.

[mehandiratta]

Just bought 6 notepads today... all different brands....

 

My Paperclip Square pad - 70 gsm - White pages

Nightingale Lined pad - 75 gsm - white Pages

Nightingale Square pad - 75 gsm - Cream pages

Shipra Lined pad 80 gsm - Yellow Pages

Rubberband Orange pages

Bilt Lined - 80 gsm - Cream Bond paper

[amberleadavis]

Sounds like a great time.

[mehandiratta]

Sounds like a great time.

Yup... will review each one of them....

[dvalliere]

This seems an opportune place to ask the artists and designers here: what sort of removable tape do you use to secure paper to your writing surface? I like to use a plastic shield between my hand and the paper, but it moves the paper around too much, especially if I have a lined guide under it.

I use a clipboard. Easy.

[richila]

I am a third generation public school teacher; school supply addiction is in the genetic code.

The buying of supplies was a big deal every year when I was growing up. You got new clothes and fresh notebooks, pens, pencils and colors - either crayons or colored pencils.

It still is; I married a teacher.