Life starts after coffee.
Its certainly the case for me [why do you think I'm called the coffee drinker]. That's why this month's printable is near and dear to my caffeinated heart.
Best of all?
Its free!
So what are you waiting for? Download it now! [LINK]
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Why do you journal?
For me, I consider it the best way to recall and look back on my experiences; good, bad, the usual. But we all know, its harder than one thinks to do that. So to help you get a start on it, here at The Number Five Company we have come up with a brand new insert that will make it easier to document those special moments!
Decorate it with our specially designed stickers and some themed masking tape. Clips that resemble polaroids help you to keep all those extra bits and pieces in check. We even threw in a camera charm for your journal so that you will always be reminded to take more photos! Doesn't it make you want to get started?
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My favourite store to visit when I'm in Hong Kong is Log on. Its stores have a stationery section, collectibles, makeup, bags and a lot of interesting products that will have you browsing for a while. It's a good place to stop and take a break and do a bit of present shopping.
My aim this trip was to purchase a Manual Factory bear. Manual Factory is a customisable gift section of Log On that is only available in 2 of its stores (Harbour City and Festival Walk). There are a range of products you can choose from to have customised, items such as powerbanks to pencil cases can all be engraved, embossed, ironed one to create an intimate present for your loved ones, or you know, for yourself. Most of the services are free when you buy a product.
Unfortunately, the machines that are used for embossing the leather apron of the bear were sent away for servicing so I was unable to have it customised but I bought one anyway. I'm still trying to decide what I would have had embossed on it so it was probably a good thing the machines were not available.
Do you own a Manual Factory bear? What did you emboss on yours?