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Philip1209
I was hoping that forum members could help to end my confusion. I am looking to buy some rhodia paper and the Treasure Box looks like a fun buy. One of the paper pads that comes with it is confusing to me- it is the 3 by 8.25 inch pad, bound on one of the shorter sides. What is it used for? It seems oddly shaped to me, and I am looking for the enlightenment that I know exists about it.
Thanks!
Ducttapeearth
I think it's for making short lists. Shopping lists and the like.
leprechaun
I believe they refer to that size as "reporter's"
choubbi
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I think it's for making short lists. Shopping lists and the like.

+1
my mother uses these notepads for shopping lists. we have a rhodia magnetic notepad holder to keep them on the fridge.
AndyHayes
Yes, excellent for shopping lists. I have some in grid. You can spin those around and write in landscape - very useful.
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