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END OF YEAR PRODUCT REVIEW: RHODIA NOTEBOOKS & WRITING PADS

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“We write to taste life twice, in the moment and in retrospect.” ― Anaïs Nin

Last December I was sitting in a cafe and got to thinking about what a friend had suggested to me ~ she said “since your blog is growing and you lead a rather unique existence traveling from city to city, country to country all year long, why not ask for some sponsors to help you along your journey?” 

I didn’t know what to think of that because I don’t want a lot of stuff, I just need the essentials. In the cafe, I looked at what was in front of me: a coffee (Hey Lavazza, wanna sponsor me?) and a pen and my Rhodia pad. And I thought, since I’m always buying a supply of Rhodia pads once a year to get me through to the next — why not try to email them and see if I might be able to explain my history with their stationery and to see if I could get a few for my 2017 travels and to help promote their brand at the same time ~ the response came quickly and within a couple of weeks, I got my Rhodias for the year! 

I use my Rhodia pads for trip planning, for artist interview notes, for anecdotes intended to go into a much larger written work at some point, and for general observations on my adventures. 

I love my Rhodias because of the various sizes I can use, and because sometimes I want dotted, sometimes blank, and most of the time, lined paper to write on.

I took my Rhodia Pads all over the world with me this year to:

Beirut, Lebanon ~ Cocoa Beach, Florida ~ Bucharest, Brasov, Sibiu, Timisoara, Romania ~ Budapest, Hungary ~ Salzburg, Vienna, Austria ~ Munich, Frankfurt Germany ~ New York City ~ Chisinau, Moldova ~ Transnistria

Please check out their website for all of their stationery collections. There will be a collection that’s just perfect for you: https://rhodiapads.com

Leaning against a mural for an artist interview in Cocoa Beach, Florida
Writing thoughts on a train from Salzburg, Austria to Munich, Germany.
Writing morning thoughts on my balcony in Beirut, Lebanon.
Sitting in a garden in Bucharest, Romania.
Trying to figure out where to go next whilst sitting somewhere in Romania
With me on my very first visit to the most famous restaurant in Bucharest, Romania: Caru cu Bere!
Artist interview with Izzy Izvne in Chisinau, Moldova
Writing notes in Transnistria. Photo by: Svitlana Bulkina
Having a beer at Caru cu Bere in Bucharest, Romania
For jotting thoughts down on long bike rides
On the subway in New York City

December 2017

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