Ana – Page 626 – The Well-Appointed Desk

AnaApril 3, 2011

Vintage-y Scripto eraser box (by me)

AnaApril 2, 2011

I scored this unused vintage “ledger” at the antique mall this weekend. It appears to a pocket sized address book though it could have been used for a number of purposes. I love the creamy yellow pages, think blue lines and the tabbed alphabetical cut-outs. (by me)

In video

I don’t know if you noticed the left-handed writer in the logo for The Well-Appointed Desk but as a left-hander with a notable “hook”, I love seeing Obama signing documents with a similar flair. Its sad to hear people giving him a hard time about it. Obama, like myself, probably grew up being taught to place the paper at a right-leaning angle and its a hard habit to break.

AnaApril 2, 2011December 29, 2017

In photo

AnaApril 1, 2011

Various vintage packages (by me)

In photo

AnaApril 1, 2011

Vintage expanding-file folder in mint condition form Agent Obsolete on Ebay. Oh, how I love that plaid! (by me)

In photo

AnaMarch 31, 2011

Thanks to years working at Hallmark, I am a loyal user of 3x5s for notes, reminders and various writing needs. The 3×5 has a long history at Hallmark including the infamous “When you care enough to send the very best” having originally been jotted down on a ubiquitous 3×5 before being immortalized on the back…

In Book Review

Book Review: Script & Scribble: The Rise & Fall of Handwriting

AnaMarch 31, 2011November 25, 2018

Script and Scribble: The Rise and Fall of Handwriting by Kitty Burns Florey is an overview of history of handwriting. I was distracted by some page layout issues in the book, particularly in the first chapter where the footnotes were mis-numbered and some of the photos butted up against the text. I hated that the…