Sherpa is offering a limited edition Year of the Dragon Sherpa which is printed with dragon scales design and the Chinese symbol for “dragon” embossed on the clip.
For those unfamiliar, the Serpa is a case to insert your favorite disposable pen like Sharpie, Pilot, Uni-Ball or Accent highlighters. My husband loves to keep a Sharpie in his Sherpa for marking boxes and making sure no one walks off with his held in its distinctive casing.
This pen is limited to only 888. $39.95
(via Paradise Pens)
Genius solution for storing pencils thanks to those purveyors of useful items, The Museum of Useful Things. $18 and comes filled with one dozen General’s Test Scoring Pencils (one of the only pencils still manufactured in the USA).
(via Museum of Useful Things)
The Diamond Corner Bands are useful indeed. These large yellow rubber bands will wrap around the edges of a large file folder and keep the content secure. Box of 10 for $6
(via Museum of Useful Things)
Vintage industrial chic at its finest!
I read about Ghostwriter Notes on Patrick Ng’s Scription blog. It’s an iPad app that allows users to create handwritten notes on an iPad screen using a finger or stylus. “Pages” may be exported to photo album, Dropbox or Evernote. It allows for PDFs to be imported and annotated. It appears to get decent reviews and sells for $3.99. Any iPad users out there using this app? Opinions??
