Walmart Composition Notebook Mini Review

[LizEF]

I have no need for more paper. I have no need for cheap paper. I have lots of paper. It's probable I have a paper problem. Evidence of that came during my ~quarterly trip to WalMart today. While in the paper aisles looking for myndology flashcards, I stopped to check out the cheap notebooks. I found two to try out. Below are photos, including a hand-written mini review. The red circle on the last image is where ink bled onto the next page (but you can't blame it, I was flexing).

 

The review is of the blue one on the left. I'm not sure I want to write in the green one for review purposes - I kinda like it and may want to use it for some other purpose. As soon as I come to my senses, I'll do some writing and take some photos. (The green one cost $1.97 and is hard-bound. The quality was far more variable than with the blue style notebook, to the point where I think it would be hard to find one as good as what I got. It was made in Brazil.)

 

http://www.paradoxcommunity.com/vps/nbf.jpg

 

Back sides

http://www.paradoxcommunity.com/vps/nbb.jpg

 

Writing in the blue one / review:

http://www.paradoxcommunity.com/vps/compwriting.jpg

 

Reverse of the page (show through & understandable bleed from where I flexed the Visconti - red circle on the right side are the two little dots where it bled onto the next page):

http://www.paradoxcommunity.com/vps/compreverse.jpg

 

And there you have it. We can add Colombia to our list of places which sometimes make cheap nice paper.