Yes, I even use a pen.

[deird_lj]

I've finally found a writing notebook - four pages before I reach the end of my current one.

This is the problem with writing stories on paper instead of straight into a computer: it's not just paper, but a certain kind of paper.

A writing notebook has to be:
-lined
-A5
-blank (no pretty pictures in the background or anything)
-bound (spiral ones end up with pages ripping out)

That doesn't sound too complicated, does it?

But despite looking everywhere, the only place I've been able to find a good notebook is Target, this afternoon.
Thank goodness I did, anyway, because I'm halfway through a fic, and I'm about to run out of paper...

Comments

[deird1]

See, I love having physical cross-outs on the page. Mostly because I'll quite often change my mind again, and have to go back and decipher what it was I crossed out...

A5. (You guys are weird and have non-standard paper sizes...)

[lavastar.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I suppose that makes sense. I have a tendency to do cross-outs by making the previous word quite unreadable, so it just looks all messy to me. Then again, this is all pointing to reasons why I need to get better at handwriting stuff. >_<

Whoa. Names for paper sizes.

...that seems weird.

But notebook paper is all the same size here! 8 and a half inches by 11 inches.