Jot, Jot, Jot: A Moleskine Journey Through Brussels
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Yo, it's your girl Lily, and I'm here to tell you about my latest adventure with my Moleskine Journey City Notebook, Brussels edition! As a writer, I'm always looking for new ways to keep my writing practice fresh and exciting. And let me tell you, this notebook does not disappoint.
First off, I gotta say, the Key Map is clutch. It's got the overall layout of the city, so you can get your bearings and plan your route. And the zone maps? So detailed! Ranging from 1:5,000 to 1:17,000, you won't miss a single street. Plus, there's an alphabetical street index, so you can find your way even if you're dyslexic like me.
But the best part? The notebook is made with us writers in mind. With up to 76 blank pages, you can jot down all the useful information and random thoughts you want. And let's not forget the 32 removable sheets for loose notes and messages. And get this, there are even 12 translucent sticky sheets to trace your route as you go! I know, mind-blowing.
And if you're like me, you gotta have your personal archive on deck. The notebook has a personal 96-page archive with 12 tabs, so all your important stuff is at your fingertips. And you can personalize the blank tabs with the enclosed adhesive labels. It's like the notebook is tailor-made for me!
Now, let's get to the pro-con list, cause you know I gotta keep it 💯:
Pros:
- Detailed zone maps and street index
- Up to 76 blank pages for writing and notes
- Removable sheets and sticky sheets for messaging and tracing
- Personal 96-page archive with customizable tabs
Cons:
- Only covers Brussels (duh)
- A little pricey at $28.02
Overall, I gotta say, this little notebook is a game changer. Whether you're a writer, traveler, or just someone who loves stationery, the Moleskine Journey City Notebook, Brussels edition is a must-have. So go ahead, jot down your memories, ideas, and stories, and let the notebook guide you on your journey.
Bottom line: 8/10
First off, I gotta say, the Key Map is clutch. It's got the overall layout of the city, so you can get your bearings and plan your route. And the zone maps? So detailed! Ranging from 1:5,000 to 1:17,000, you won't miss a single street. Plus, there's an alphabetical street index, so you can find your way even if you're dyslexic like me.
But the best part? The notebook is made with us writers in mind. With up to 76 blank pages, you can jot down all the useful information and random thoughts you want. And let's not forget the 32 removable sheets for loose notes and messages. And get this, there are even 12 translucent sticky sheets to trace your route as you go! I know, mind-blowing.
And if you're like me, you gotta have your personal archive on deck. The notebook has a personal 96-page archive with 12 tabs, so all your important stuff is at your fingertips. And you can personalize the blank tabs with the enclosed adhesive labels. It's like the notebook is tailor-made for me!
Now, let's get to the pro-con list, cause you know I gotta keep it 💯:
Pros:
- Detailed zone maps and street index
- Up to 76 blank pages for writing and notes
- Removable sheets and sticky sheets for messaging and tracing
- Personal 96-page archive with customizable tabs
Cons:
- Only covers Brussels (duh)
- A little pricey at $28.02
Overall, I gotta say, this little notebook is a game changer. Whether you're a writer, traveler, or just someone who loves stationery, the Moleskine Journey City Notebook, Brussels edition is a must-have. So go ahead, jot down your memories, ideas, and stories, and let the notebook guide you on your journey.
Bottom line: 8/10
