A quick spelling lesson for you first. A car can be stationary, as it has an a in the middle. A pen is stationery, as it has an e in the middle. Easy peasy. It's the only way I've ever been able to learn this one though. And if it helps one other person, I've done my duty for the day.
I, like many people, have a bit of stationery love going on. Nothing beats cracking open a new notebook and christening it with that first sentence, be it a shopping list, some random thoughts, or the first page of what will become the next big novel & make you far richer than JK Rowling.
Unlike many though, I'm not picky about stationery brands. If I like a pen, a notebook, whatever, I don't care if it came from the pound shop or that hoity toity stationers filled with Japanese totchkes and prices displayed only in ancient runes.
With this in mind, meet my new notebook. A new book, filled with blank pages, filled with possibilities. From the discount store at the top of town, my hardest choice was which colour to choose. But if purple is the colour of creativity, then I'm hoping it'll do its magic on me.
I love the purple themed prompts, inspiration & quotes, a simple way to break through writer's block, or just break a smile. After all, who doesn't want to be the old woman in purple?
I love stationery. I'm usually in that section in the works. I had some lovely notebooks there last year, but I'm not that impressed with their selection this year...
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