It's my first time trying the hobonichi books (I originally got a techo A6, but realised after a long time of reflection, that I'm not really a journalling/sketchbook type of girl at all, so I'm now waiting on the weeks). I do tend to travel a fair bit, and my bags tend to be smallish (about A4 sized), so I find the A5/A6 sized books to be a bit better because they don't get dog eared as much. Which is why I'm intrigued by the B6 sized of hobonichi weeks. From what I can see, you have enough space to write in, but it isn't as wide as the A5, so it will fit into my bag quite nicely.
Some online book stores do sell the tamoe paper in sheets, so you can try before you buy, so to speak. It takes most of the inks quite well, but having some sheets of blotting paper won't go amiss.
I'm so happy for you, that you have such ready-access to your travelin' happy place. :D
Yes, same! In the UK, the trains are bloody expensive and don't run on time. Here (I'm on the contintent and hope NEVER to leave), the trains are bloody regular and relatively inexpensive.
Re: Hufflepuff!
Some online book stores do sell the tamoe paper in sheets, so you can try before you buy, so to speak. It takes most of the inks quite well, but having some sheets of blotting paper won't go amiss.
I'm so happy for you, that you have such ready-access to your travelin' happy place. :D
Yes, same! In the UK, the trains are bloody expensive and don't run on time. Here (I'm on the contintent and hope NEVER to leave), the trains are bloody regular and relatively inexpensive.