Moleskines are in fashion

November 02, 2005

A couple of techie work colleagues here at SAPO have been showing up on meetings without their usual laptops, PDA phones or any other hi-tech gadgetry. Instead I've been seeing these expensive classic good looking black covers, used by the great Hemingway so they say. Moleskines are really like the Apple Macs of the analog notebooks. I recently "felt" this fashion in the air. Coincidentally Fast Company just wrote an article about this, seems like a cult has born. Can resist... must... buy one...

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Pedro Melo:

On sale, at a FNAC near you.

Wednesday, November 2. 2005 at 14:32 (Reply)

Mª João Nogueira: +

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http://www.moleskine.com/eng/default.htm

Mas decide primeiro o tamanho (A5 ou A6) e o formato (na vertical ou na horizontal)

O Rui Grilo usa disso há imenso tempo, e eu ando sempre com um na minha mala e tenho um com tudo sobre o projecto de Blogs desde o início dos inícios, mas agora parece que é moda

Não te sabia tão fashion

Wednesday, November 2. 2005 at 22:17 (Link) (Reply)

Celso: +

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Show off'ers é o que vcs são!

Thursday, November 3. 2005 at 12:47 (Link) (Reply)

Mª João Nogueira: +

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Sim, aliás é a carcaterísticas principal da minha personalidade, uma seguidora atenta e convicta do que dita a moda

Thursday, November 3. 2005 at 21:18 (Link) (Reply)

Pedro Custódio: +

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O que é que eles têm não sei, mas que me simplificam a vida lá isso simplificam!
Numa papelaria no CCB dir-te-ia que é o templo deles a avaliar pelo stock que tinham da última vez que os visitei, se fores para esses lados já sabes!

Friday, November 4. 2005 at 08:27 (Link) (Reply)

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