colector: Re: [JournalWriting] Re: bookmarks

I just remembered I used a toothpick. I was out at a con/hotel or something
and there were these little freebie singularly wrapped peppermint
toothpicks. I also remember a camping trip were I had remembered to take a
book and used a maple seed. The seed had twirled down to land beside me so
I thought it was appropriate.
In a number of secondhand books I bought were cards. Ace, queen, etc. That
seemed to be a popular bookmark. That and receipts.
I have tons of bookmarks, more then half given as gifts, like from places
people have visited, but they never seem to be around when one could be
useful.
Penny

----- Original Message -----
From: "Mary" <soragne@yahoo.com>
To: <JournalWriting@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, February 16, 2008 1:05 PM
Subject: [JournalWriting] Re: bookmarks

> --- In JournalWriting@yahoogroups.com, Walks with Wolves
> <silverfangedone@...> wrote:
>> A condom...still in the wrapper! *laughs* Not a "used" one. Eww.
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> Glad you made that clarification LOL!!!
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> I think I'd used candy wrappers in the past (peanut M&Ms)...
> or coffee stirrers.
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> My fav now though is a jointed pd... like the one in my Photo
> album in the group's Photos :). The dancer I mean. When I
> wear out one I have or get bored of it, I print another, color,
> "laminate" with clear packing tape to make it sturdier, cut
> and put together. I forget what size I uploaded Art of Dance
> but I resize to fit a regular paperback... really the only
> part you have to make sure fits is the longest part of her
> head to her bottom. The arms and legs kind of fold/tuck in.
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> The only problem is if the book doesn't hold my interest
> well, I end up stopping to play with the paper doll LOL.
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> Mary, CT
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> www.creativenotebook.com
> Yahoo! Groups Links
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