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wurdwise said:I have to confess, I too dog ear the page. Somehow, it comforts me. I don't like bookmarks, and don't ask me why, cause I don't have a clue. (and I ashamed to confess, I do this to library books!)
blakeovard said:The funny thing is that I also make bookmarks. Since a major part of my income comes from selling my artwork, I started turning some of that said artwork into bookmarks about a year ago. When I'm at an art festival, they fly out of the tent, sometimes in groups of 20-30. I often wonder how many of those get used for gift, and how many are kept by the buyer, and how many are just to be collected...
So, Wurdwise, Stop KILLING the library books!
Shameless Plug Time- If anyone is interested in seeing some of those bookmarks, just hop over to my website. http://www.blakeovard.com
zizban said:Wow, those are awesome. You need one with a yellow lab on it. Oh and one with a dragon.
book_maven said:Blake, those are great. But you don't have cats! I am a cat lover especially of black cats.
book_maven said:Shawn, that is wonderful! How did that tradition start? Does he look for any particular kind?
MacAllister said:...I just remember the page number.
Is that weird?
I believe Firefox has a plug-in that does this.DaveKuzminski said:Carefully take hold of the page at the bottom and bend it inward so that the corner touches the spine about 1/4 of the way up. Look at the top of the page. It should now form a point sticking up out of the book. Close the book and you have your own bookmark that can't fall out.