Beautiful blue book.
August 1, 2008 10:19 PM Subscribe
Help locating a particular kind of journal.
About four years ago, a friend gave me a journal. It is blue, pretty thick (250-350 pages, I think), and best of all, flexible (not hardcover - but the cover is still thick material). She bought it at Chapters or Indigo.
I would really, really like to get another journal. I filled that one up two years ago, and have been using Moleskines since, but I miss the blue one. The only clue about its origins? A tiny stamp on the back, "Iquelrius".
I've tried googling for "Iquelrius" and journals, and I've searched the Chapters/Indigo site. One of my friends works in a Chapters and says they no longer carry that "kind" of journal.
Any idea where I might be able to order one online, or any stores in Toronto or Buffalo that may carry them? I am pretty desperate to find another.
Thanks in advance!
About four years ago, a friend gave me a journal. It is blue, pretty thick (250-350 pages, I think), and best of all, flexible (not hardcover - but the cover is still thick material). She bought it at Chapters or Indigo.
I would really, really like to get another journal. I filled that one up two years ago, and have been using Moleskines since, but I miss the blue one. The only clue about its origins? A tiny stamp on the back, "Iquelrius".
I've tried googling for "Iquelrius" and journals, and I've searched the Chapters/Indigo site. One of my friends works in a Chapters and says they no longer carry that "kind" of journal.
Any idea where I might be able to order one online, or any stores in Toronto or Buffalo that may carry them? I am pretty desperate to find another.
Thanks in advance!
Response by poster: i feel stupid, but not entirely responsible for posting the wrong name. i tried to remember the name from memory (as the journal resides at my best friend's house) and google'd random things like "iqulrs" and "iquilirs" (Google kindly asked if i meant 'squirrels').
so when i e-mailed my best friend to ask for the name, she too overlooked the m as a squiggle.
i love MetaFilter.
thank you, thank you, thank you.
posted by gursky at 10:31 PM on August 1, 2008
so when i e-mailed my best friend to ask for the name, she too overlooked the m as a squiggle.
i love MetaFilter.
thank you, thank you, thank you.
posted by gursky at 10:31 PM on August 1, 2008
Their website designers should take heed too! It's so frustrating to have to click five or six times just to get to a single product, and then begin the whole process again to look at another one, especially when the category names aren't self-explanatory.
posted by peacheater at 9:24 AM on August 2, 2008
posted by peacheater at 9:24 AM on August 2, 2008
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