Some of these items are amazing, but like this headset don’t really fall into the category of things made of bamboo; made with bamboo yes.
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I’ve noticed a few browsers coming here looking for information on how to write a love letter (or a tender letter as one searcher put it). Now since I know nothing about love or tenderness I am unable to help in a personal way, but I did find a few links that might help you folks.
How to sweep a girl off her feet. via eHow
How to write a love letter.
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Everyone has problems and challenges that need solving; they’re an inevitable part of living. What many people don’t realize, however, is that most of them can be overcome using a simple, focused program of personal brainstorming. Here are some practical tips to help you increase the effectiveness of your personal problem-solving skills:

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“I have checked off many ToDos… but I just do not feel like i’ve accomplished a lot…”.

This often happens to me (and you?), so I looked into the problem deeply. Then I realized that a ToDo “list” does not represent the importance of each item. Yes, you can “A, B, C” the list, but your brain just does not catch how important each item is. In my opinion, it’s just counter-intuitive.

So a few weeks ago, i began “drawing” my ToDo list. Each bubble represents a ToDo and the bigger the more troublesome it is to your mind. I named this map, “bubble map”. My bubble map yesterday is something like below (click to enlarge).

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I don’t know about you, but I get more junk mail than bills; so much that I used to get all weepy with excitement when the cable bill came. But no more! Not since I discovered the bounty that is credit card advertisement; you know those little fake plastic credit cards you get in the mail that say YOUR BUSINESS NAME HERE. There are tons of uses for these little things (ice scraper, batter bowl scraper, etc…) and they fit nicely in your moleskine.

I use them for bookmarkers, ice scrapers, straight edges. I even melted one into a bowl shape for use as a paperclip holder.

A few days ago someone created a storyboard template for the large Moleskine sketchbooks, but left the poor little pocket size notebook out in the cold. But I have been using these free plastic credit cards as storyboard templates for a year or more. They fit perfectly on the page of your pocket size Moleskine, but they aren’t tied to it; you can use them anywhere.