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Must... contain... wallet...
Aside from the profile, do we have proof that this is the really-real Levenger behind this? I've seen quite a lot of dubious stuff on eBay.
Levenger Outlet : eBay
do we have proof that this is the really-real Levenger behind this?
Yes.
I was fortunate enough to meet Gregg during part of his training at headquarters. His openness to feedback and honest conversation about the products represented impressed me a great deal. I am excited to see the developments over the next few months, as he builds this new service from the ground up.
Thanks,
Ryan
That's exactly what I wanted to hear
And the very person I wanted to hear it from. Thanks Ryan!
can't wait
Wow! Building something like this from the ground up is no small task. I can't wait to see more Circa items show up there :-)
-Kenny
Must be brand new - there's
Must be brand new - there's no auction under five days (at the time of my visit). It does make one wonder, doesn't it? Any way to confirm? It says it's out of Tennessee, which is where Levenger's has a warehouse, I believe.
Edited to say that I wrote this just as Ryan was posting. Thank's Ryan!
I am in so much trouble now.
I am in so much trouble now.
Bad. This is bad. This is bookmarked.
Already bought something. Sigh.
I am in so much trouble now.
yummy!
I added it to my del.icio.us account. I'm in REAL trouble. Also tonight my wife saw my current collection of Circa/Rollabind notebooks for the first time. I'd shown her two, so she knew I had them, she just didn't realize how many. She's like "Where'd these come from?" Luckily about half my notebooks are either homemade or made up of stuff I got from Ryan, so I'm not in too much trouble as long as she doesn't ask how much the desktop punch was.
I just need a few more rings and a couple more sets of Junior size covers and I'll be all set. For at least a week anyway ;-) Why are these things so addictive?
-Kenny
I think....
I think it's because they just work!
I remember my days of playing with standard three-ring binders. When setting them up, they are a joy, but after using one for a few weeks or months, I always got frustrated. My last one was doubly and triply-so. After a few weeks of use, it was so full, that moving pages--which I desperately needed to do--became an effort in frustration and futility. I would have to remove half my book to move things, and the holes were getting worn out, and then my rings started getting bent somehow, and not closing properly, which would catch the pages, making it worse. However, it was still better than strictly electronic, so I put up with it.
However, just _looking_ at the Circa, I _knew_ it would work, and now, after a week of it, I'm still in love with how seamlessly and effortlessly it works--it just works! _That's_ why it's addictive to me! Oh, and I've gone and made bunches of notebooks--simply because it's so easy! paper and rings... (and thick cardstock or paper for covers--someday, I'll get some clear plastic covers for the important books, too.) ;-)
-Jon
I feel your pain...
I was on vacation last week, taking the family down to DC. I was able to conveniently work in a stop at Tysons Corners on our way into town and *gasp* they just happened to have a Levengers! "Look at that, Honey - a Levengers store! I'm going to pop in and see what they have..." :-)
Anywho, I "browsed" while she was at Build-A-Bear with the kids, and came out with a desktop punch, a classic starter set, a classic freebie trial notebook, a 3x5 notebook and a couple sleeves of disks. All for just $130! Which is about what I figured to spend of course. Needless to say, when my wife saw the receipt she was NOT a happy girl. "ANOTHER hole punch?!" "But Honey, it's not a REGULAR hole punch!"
So I'm happily smurfing my way to the dark side, and she'll get over it soon enough.
Reese
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I never finish anyth
But look at it this way...
you/she probably dropped at least half that at build-a-bear if they built bears and your stuff was actually functional, not something to be abandoned when the next stuffed thing comes along. Or maybe your kids aren't as fickle as mine with stuff critters but we seem to have a big pile of them that get used/loved for a short time then abandoned. Wait, that description applies to my organization systems too. As Emily Litella would say... "never mind."
versatile!
I love playing with the system... like my notebook covers out of regular folders. That was a fun idea that worked!
Oh and we all love the looks we get from people who are curious about what we are using. admit it!
I think it really helps out with the "oh this doesnt work anymore" problem. There isn't a "damn i have to copy all this stuff over now" moment ... which used to induce fits of rage or sadness... just slip the old in with the new OR hack a way of having it with. :D
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