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MEMENTO MORI, by DAVID SEDARIS | The New Yorker by possibly noteworthy at 12:32 pm EDT, May 6, 2006 |
For the past ten years or so, I’ve made it a habit to carry a small notebook in my front pocket. The model I favor is called the Europa, and I pull it out an average of ten times a day, jotting down grocery lists, observations, and little thoughts on how to make money, or torment people. The last page is always reserved for phone numbers, and the second to last I use for gift ideas.
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