Scotch Restickable Glue Stick can basically turn piece of paper you have into a Post-It.

My daily log is more than just a place to take note of what I did that day, it also sometimes serves as a scrap book. So, I use a couple of swipes of this glue to keep things contained and prevent their sliding out. For instance, if I have a meeting and someone give me their business card, I’ll stick that in there on that day. If I see a movie or a play, the tickets might find their way in as well. Of course, if a drawing or doodle is gifted to me from my daughter, those earn a place as well. I just lay down a couple of swipes on the back of the item, wait 90 seconds, then stick it down. Like a Post-It note, it makes the items easy to peel off and stick back down without damaging the paper or writing underneath.

Of course, it is not limited to a notebook, you could use this to make photos restickable to tack up on the fridge of office cubicle. Or, make a list of errands restickable for your car dashboard. The possibilities are many.

I’ve been using this stuff for a while now and recommend it. It’s only $3.99 on Amazon for a pack of 3 with free Prime shipping as an add on item. Pretty good price and it will last you for a good long while.

I Found Your Pen is the first in a a new series here. Occasionally, I find pens when I’m out and about. Most of the time, these are pens I would not otherwise purchase on my own. I thought it would be fun to start reviewing them.

I found the Paper Mate InkJoy in the grass in front of our house. It was fairly dirty. It looked like it had been there a while. Likely stepped on and mowed over for a few days. In fact, I almost mowed over it myself — I thought it was a stick at first. That said, a bit of soap and water on a rag cleaned it right up.

This pen is rather basic. Your standard disposable office pen with a rubberized grip, silver clip, and clicky thruster. The Ink flows a bit too well and the ball is a bit too smooth. This makes for a very slippery writing experience. Thus, this is a pen I’d probably not use much. I need a bit more friction and control than this pen provides.

I may "accidentally" leave it behind somewhere the next time I’m out. Perhaps after signing a slip at a restaurant or a check at a bank. Maybe some server or bank teller would enjoy having an extra pen around. Who knows? It might even find itself in the hand of someone who will love it far more than I ever will.