Editing The Pen Addict 106/transcript (section)

== Knolling ==


'''Myke Hurley:''' No, it's got a name. Knolling?

'''Guest:''' Things organized neatly.

'''Brad Dowdy:''' I don't know.

'''Myke Hurley:''' Knolling?

'''Brad Dowdy:''' It's got a what?

'''Guest:''' What do you say?

'''Myke Hurley:''' Knolling. Yeah. K-N-O-L-L-I-N-G.

'''Guest:''' I have never heard that word in my life. There you go. What does it mean?

'''Myke Hurley:''' It means the process of arranging like objects in parallel on 90 degree angles as a method of organization.

'''Guest:''' Ah. Uh, so it's not just me being anal. It's actually, there's a word for it.

'''Myke Hurley:''' You would very much enjoy knollingblog.tumblr.com, I think.

'''Guest:''' Oh, I am all over that and there goes the next few hours of my life after we get off this show. Yeah, because I follow, do you ever, do you follow things organized neatly? That's knolling. Yeah. So that's the same type of thing. I love that blog.

'''Guest:''' So maybe I'll submit to that and see. So within my bag, I carry either my MacBook or my work Dell laptop, whichever I'm needing at the time if I'm working. It's obviously the Dell if I'm going to Atlanta to work with Jeff. The MacBook goes with. It's got all of our good stuff on there. I carry the Field Notes Cold Horizon. I have a couple pages left from finishing this edition, but I've been trying a few different things here and there in between. It's got the Pilot Metropolitan clipped into that because actually the fine nib of that Metropolitan works really well in Field Notes, especially that fine nib doesn't bleed too much, which Field Notes paper is well known to do with fountain pens, so the fine nib works good in there. I also carry the DONE Paper Utility Notebook, the Large, which is one of my favorite products. It's a better size for me than the Field Notes size, although you can't put it in your pocket, but I just like writing in that size better. So I do more planning, project, big picture stuff in the DONE, whereas I do just one-offs, lists, tasks, and things like that in the Field Notes.