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Nero's Notes

Analog Weekly

The fact that it’s a lovely chunk of walnut helps, too. The appeal of analogue is two-fold. The design is economical and elegant, making for a functional object. The manufacture is heirloom quality.

Leuchtturm1917 Edition 120.

From swish graphite to stylish rollerballs and ballpoints, but my preference is for a fountain pen. And what's the point of owning glorious pens if not to write with them?

Little Slips

Effortless organisation. That’s what I want. A system that’s instinctive, forgiving and easy on the eye. That’s not too much to ask for, is it? No? While we’re here, I’d also like extendibility and expandability. A system that can grow with my needs.

Analog

The joy of the system is its simplicity and adaptability. Analog is the “last mile” of my task management workflow. It supplements my digital system in two ways.

Fire up the Quattro*

Normal people (like my wife) believe that one pen is plenty for a day at the office. We know that getting it down to just four is already challenging enough.

An Ending

Nero's Notes is closed. The stock is gone, and the boxes that once held notebooks and pencils are gone, too. The shelves where they sat have new homes. Customers were brilliant, hoovering up stationery they didn't need and probably didn't want to help Clare
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