Brass Monkey A Tiny Diary for Tiny Thoughts
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TINY DIARY - And by tiny…we mean really tiny. This 2.75” by 3.75” journal will help you remember those important life changing thoughts and/or grocery lists. This luxurious felt-covered hardbound book features 112 gilded-edge pages each one lined, perfect for jotting down notes, to-do lists, or profound realizations like why is everyone so fascinated that every snowflake is unique? So are potatoes, and people couldn’t care less about that.
VINTAGE INSPIRED - Features a perfect bound foil stamped felt cover with gold edged paper cover and 112 pages, each one designed to note your best or worst eureka moments. With space for the date, location, summary of the brilliant realization, tiny thoughts diary will ensure your eccentric stories will live on, possibly at the Smithsonian one day, depends on how psychotic. You could also use the diary to promote positive thinking habits or you could just use it to memorialize the time you forgot to buy milk at the grocery store.
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TINY DIARY - And by tiny…we mean really tiny. This 2.75” by 3.75” journal will help you remember those important life changing thoughts and/or grocery lists. This luxurious felt-covered hardbound book features 112 gilded-edge pages each one lined, perfect for jotting down notes, to-do lists, or profound realizations like why is everyone so fascinated that every snowflake is unique? So are potatoes, and people couldn’t care less about that.
VINTAGE INSPIRED - Features a perfect bound foil stamped felt cover with gold edged paper cover and 112 pages, each one designed to note your best or worst eureka moments. With space for the date, location, summary of the brilliant realization, tiny thoughts diary will ensure your eccentric stories will live on, possibly at the Smithsonian one day, depends on how psychotic. You could also use the diary to promote positive thinking habits or you could just use it to memorialize the time you forgot to buy milk at the grocery store.
