Comments on: bookmarks http://blog.heatherstein.net/2006/09/bookmarks/ Tue, 06 Jan 2009 11:06:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Smokinn http://blog.heatherstein.net/2006/09/bookmarks/#comment-568 Smokinn Thu, 28 Sep 2006 04:56:17 +0000 http://blog.heatherstein.net/?p=250#comment-568 Several years ago I found the perfect bookmarks. I often had 3-4 books going at the same time as well so I needed something I had a lot of and that I didn't really need for anything else. Canadian Tire money! What else is it good for anyway? It's thicker than regular paper and I always had tons of it in my car (before my bro got through with it) since I usually got gas at Canadian Tire. Several years ago I found the perfect bookmarks. I often had 3-4 books going at the same time as well so I needed something I had a lot of and that I didn’t really need for anything else.

Canadian Tire money!

What else is it good for anyway? It’s thicker than regular paper and I always had tons of it in my car (before my bro got through with it) since I usually got gas at Canadian Tire.

]]> By: Angelo http://blog.heatherstein.net/2006/09/bookmarks/#comment-565 Angelo Wed, 27 Sep 2006 20:29:14 +0000 http://blog.heatherstein.net/?p=250#comment-565 Oh, man, what <i>haven't</i> I used as bookmarks? Mostly some of the same stuff you've been using, or whatever I can find that fits between two pages and won't fall out so easily. A lot of ticket stubs, my bank statement (probably just as bad as bills). I've used receipts in the past, but as you said, they are too flimsy. I've tried post cards, but usually only on large books or textbooks. I don't like them on pocket book sized novels. Oh, I like using business cards and Post-its as well. Or, if I really can't find anything, I just fold the top corner of the page that I'm reading. Oh, man, what haven’t I used as bookmarks? Mostly some of the same stuff you’ve been using, or whatever I can find that fits between two pages and won’t fall out so easily.

A lot of ticket stubs, my bank statement (probably just as bad as bills). I’ve used receipts in the past, but as you said, they are too flimsy. I’ve tried post cards, but usually only on large books or textbooks. I don’t like them on pocket book sized novels. Oh, I like using business cards and Post-its as well.

Or, if I really can’t find anything, I just fold the top corner of the page that I’m reading.

]]> By: veronica http://blog.heatherstein.net/2006/09/bookmarks/#comment-567 veronica Wed, 27 Sep 2006 14:55:10 +0000 http://blog.heatherstein.net/?p=250#comment-567 i try to remember the pages, but this semester with so much going on....a lot of time could be wasted trying to remember and leafing through looking for something familiar. SO i have started using flag post its, but they get a lot worn. I also have a huge paper clip thing with a dog on it, but i don't know where it went. i try to remember the pages, but this semester with so much going on….a lot of time could be wasted trying to remember and leafing through looking for something familiar. SO i have started using flag post its, but they get a lot worn. I also have a huge paper clip thing with a dog on it, but i don’t know where it went.

]]> By: Anabelle http://blog.heatherstein.net/2006/09/bookmarks/#comment-566 Anabelle Wed, 27 Sep 2006 13:07:16 +0000 http://blog.heatherstein.net/?p=250#comment-566 I use post-its that I stick at the exact paragraph I am at. I almost never stop reading until I am done a paragraph or a chapter. I might be sloppy in every part of my life, but I am quite methodical when it comes to reading. I use post-its that I stick at the exact paragraph I am at. I almost never stop reading until I am done a paragraph or a chapter.

I might be sloppy in every part of my life, but I am quite methodical when it comes to reading.

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