Index card notebook

From Karen Finch - As my second son prepares to graduate from high school, I've wistfully dawdled back in time sifting through old photos, school papers and projects. And these, my little gems. Easy peasy simple index cards. Flipping through these little treasures reminds me what our days were like, how time lingered. No intrusive, all-too-handy devices ensnared us. And nothing intimidating about index cards here. No fancy hardbound journals. No special pens. Just images, phrases, moods…

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All you need is a stack of notecards.

Before I start, I have a confession to make: I used to hate notebooks. I’ve always loved writing, so I heard the advice to keep a journal or a notebook about a million times. I’d buy a pretty journal, and, after a few days, or, at the most, weeks, abandon it on my shelf. I couldn’t tell why—whether I was too lazy, or real life was too boring, or if I just didn’t know anything worth writing down. By the time I signed up for a writing class at my home school co-op, I’d sworn off journals. At…

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About this item 500-count pack of white index cards; ruled on one side for easy note taking Ideal for creating flash cards, studying for an exam, making lists, and more Quality engineered with precision-cut edges for uniform size Ruled on one side for easy note taking Measures 4 by 6 by 3.75 inches Medium-weight card stock: 72 lb. paper, 120 gsm

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