Favorites — Me Again: The Notebook Drawer

CURRENTLY REBRANDING

Favorites — Me Again

The Notebook Drawer

Here's a look inside my actual notebook drawer right now — the sticky notes, highlighters, pens, and journal getting real, daily use while Currently Rebranding comes together, plus one piece I'm still keeping my eye on for next time. Nothing here is high end: most of it lives in everyday-budget territory.

Sticky Notes

My lined sticky notes are the ones actually stuck all over my desk right now — I picked them because the lines keep my notes from turning into chaos, and the color options let me sort ideas at a glance while this brand takes shape. I've also got my eye on a scalloped-edge notepad — haven't ordered it yet, but that little scalloped edge keeps pulling me back every time I see it. Call it the one I'm still deciding on.

Highlighters

My highlighters have become part of the process lately. I've been going back through old notebooks and journals, highlighting the ideas and quotes that suddenly feel relevant again now that we're actually launching — there's something clarifying about seeing your own past thoughts in color.

Pens

I just love pens.  My 0.5mm gel pens write so crisp and smooth that I genuinely look forward to using them, and the colors happen to match my sticky notes — a small, real joy when your desk supplies coordinate. My Sharpie S-Gel pens are the other everyday go-to; I have them everywhere (car, kitchen drawer, office) always one within reach.

Journal

And then there's the journal itself. The linen cover is my favorite, though it comes in a few options if linen isn't your thing — and it has just enough pages that you actually explore your thoughts and not have to buy another one every few months. This is a favorites-list mention, not the full journal breakdown — that's a different conversation for another day.

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Because sometimes remembering who you are starts with the smallest tools on your desk.