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The title does say it all, sometimes I have ideas and have to write them down or I forget them, so this is a glimpse on the creative process involved in this blog:

What do I Scribble While at Lunch?

If you can’t discern my scratchings (on an actual napkin):

Napkin Back Personal Finance Tips

• Stop going to places that give you free napkins! (think about it)
• All the best plans started on an envelope back or a napkin
• Good Debt still looks stupid written on a napkin(then a nice graphic)Still looks stupid to me
• Don’t write on napkins with a file point Pilot Pen too!

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originally published on April 4, 2013 { 4 comments }

• Mike Carlson April 6, 2013, 10:41 AM

  This is exactly what I do when I think of an idea that I am scared to slip off my mind. Sometimes I bring out a sticky note with me.

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• Matt April 5, 2013, 11:15 AM

  Napkins = bad medium! Hard to write on and rip too easily.

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  • bigcajunman April 5, 2013, 12:19 PM

    Very true (as you can see in the graphic). Maybe if you had one of those mini-pencils they give you on a golf course?

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• krantcents April 4, 2013, 3:06 PM

  I never went to a restaurant that charged for napkins! I would avoid restaurants that offer cloth napkins because they are expensive and would not like me writing on them.

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