Totally Random

I have an IFX binder. It keeps several issues together and makes them easier to stand up, but is also makes them far more difficult to actually read, and it risks ripping pages when you put them in it as you have to feed them under the string that holds them in.

I'd say having them held up with some kind of book end is safer and more convenient.

Some of the old binders I have are made in plastic with a kind of lattice pattern that basically makes it impossible to put things in it once it already contains one or two magazines... (Hence why I might change). But I suspect I will simply need to put them in between books... I do have plenty of those... *looks at 7 packed boxes and an almost equal amount of books left to pack*

There ARE dragons!

who new dragons could be so cute...?


(or that they turn into butterflies in the end? )

Charlotte wrote: are you in quarantine? I think we're only limited to less than 500 people so far, but asked to not travel needlessly.

Only sort of. But not by legal enforcement or anything.
That'll probably be here by the end of the week.

The catchphrase of the moment is "Social Distancing" and given my antisocial nature, that part is not too different from normal life anyway.


My own IFX magazines have no binders, or tidskiffles...
But they are stood up on shelves between books and even with that method they do tend to end up a little bent when you want to read them.
Someone should invent a new... thing! To stand up magazines with no bendy action.

yes! Like... a hard back....

Valence wrote:

Charlotte wrote: are you in quarantine? I think we're only limited to less than 500 people so far, but asked to not travel needlessly.

Only sort of. But not by legal enforcement or anything.
That'll probably be here by the end of the week.

Or the end of today, apparently.

Well, it'll give us all chance to stay at home and design that hard-back magazine that stands up by itself.

oh yep, saw that. Oops. I guess three's a crowd...

Valence wrote:
Well, it'll give us all chance to stay at home and design that hard-back magazine that stands up by itself.

Yes, it'll give you time to invent... books