At first I was horrified at even having the notion to destroy such a old book, A Grosset and Dunlap illustrated "The adventures of Crazy Horse" with a public library slip in the back cover with dates from the 70s and 80s that I picked up from a library sale when I was 10 or 11; I had read it a couple dozen times and I was sure I would never read it again. Anyways it has that canvas that produces that estatic feeling only when it has been worn down by thousands. The perfect candidate for my day carry. After I was done brutally mutilating my book, I knew I had created something of pure awesomeness. Paired with my Pilot V7 rt it makes the perfect vessel for my growing "Stacks".
At first I was horrified at even having the notion to destroy such a old book, A Grosset and Dunlap illustrated "The adventures of Crazy Horse" with a public library slip in the back cover with dates from the 70s and 80s that I picked up from a library sale when I was 10 or 11; I had read it a couple dozen times and I was sure I would never read it again. Anyways it has that canvas that produces that estatic feeling only when it has been worn down by thousands. The perfect candidate for my day carry. After I was done brutally mutilating my book, I knew I had created something of pure awesomeness. Paired with my Pilot V7 rt it makes the perfect vessel for my growing "Stacks".