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Moleskine enthusiasts go online to post blogs and user tips. They sometimes lace submissions with technology lingo, such as "hyperlink" and "firewire." Here are excerpts from Internet hot spots:
"I buy Moleskines every few months, whether I need them or not. I buy the Van Gogh green ones, the small ones, the blank ones, the lined ones -- I have a shelf full of them, as if they are a treasure. And they are a treasure."
"Just a quick hello. Bought a large ruled Moleskine for my software engineering/architecture notebook for work. Absolutely love its style. Now the obsession has begun: I bought a pocket one for keeping notes and personal journaling."
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"Most of all, it soothes. In my digital world, the Moleskine calms me; evokes the intimacy of handwritten 'Thank You' notes and of good manners. It's a friend saying, 'Let's sit, let's dream.' My latest dream? A Moleskine with firewire."
