your drop of serotoninrain...
I'd have thought that any billionaire author worth her salt would have bought Moleskine by now. Not the tablet; the whole freakin' company!
[Disclaimer: I have no idea who actually makes Moleskine tablets. For all I know, they appear each morning at Barnes & Noble as manna from heaven.]
For all I know, they appear each morning at Barnes & Noble as manna from heaven.
Which would not bode well for anyone trying to hoard it.
Huh? What? Are you kiddin' me? She uses plain ol' lined paper? And a pencil? Who does that anymore? I've got some Big Chief tablets I could send her. Not that I'm hoarding them or anything.
I just hope she learns to write faster!
Come spend a day or two in my world and you'd believe in the lined paper famine. Cell phones and i pods we have, paper and pencils we can't seem to get our hands on.
Educat! It's been a while.
I've got lots of lined paper over here. You're welcome to some of it. I am sorry you're in want of it over in OKC.
But you know, teachers like you who actually work for a living are one thing, but Rowling, who has resources that you and I only dream of, well that's quite another. Don't you think?
Oh, and Rachel... I didn't mean to ignore your comment. I'm not sure I would want her to write faster. My kids really need to learn about delayed gratification. As far as I'm concerned, she can take her time.
Me, on the other hand, he meant to ignore. 
It's okay. I'll get over it.
Oy.
"Am I buggin you? I didn't mean to bug ya!"
This amazes and amuses me at the same time. I don't even know where to start...
1) She writes in longhand?? Please. Hire a typist and just dictate it.
2) There's really a lined paper shortage? Why? Did all the blue ink go on strike? Cause last I checked we're still churning out paper like there's no tomorrow.
Or is it that she's neurotic and only wants 1 kind of lined paper and any other type just won't do?
How's this for delayed gratification - I've only read the first one. 
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