Work the Accordian
From 43FoldersWiki
Here are some things you can tote around in your Moleskine's accordion folder:
- Stamps and mailing labels.
- A $3.85 postal money order or priority mail stamp along with your preprinted address label for easy return if lost.
- Index cards (no need to rip out pages when you wanna share music tips or phone numbers)
- Photos of family and friends
- Spare smart travel card with credit on it
- CD or DVD (Pros only.) This is a very tight fit, but a handy way to protect a disc you don’t want shaking loose in your bag.
- Small translucent ruler
- Extra money in notes for emergencies
- Business cards (a few of your own, and a place to temporarily place any handed to you during a meeting).
- Paperclips (small and jumbo), rubber bands, and wire twist-ties (it's amazing how much you can put in the accordian and still leave even the very last page with a reasonably flat writing surface)
- A library card, Kinko's pay cards, or similar cards taking up room in your wallet
- Small or photo-reduced subway maps (or other maps) for frequently visited locations
- A small stamped envelope with a page or two of writing paper or a greeting card
- Your amazon wishlist generated with The Pocket Wisherman
- Mini size (8 cm) CD-RW disc. Holds ~200MB of data and fits the Moleskine Pocket edition.
- Cut the bottom (along the right side) out of the pocket. This allows access to the pocket contents without opening the notebook all of the way.
- Take the top sheet off of a pad of Post-Its, turn it over and stick it to the bottom-most sheet. Voila! No adhesive worries. --Wrex 23:03, 1 Apr 2005 (EST)
- bandaids, matches, and a p-38 can opener!
