Moleskine Migration

[dakegra]

Update on the Moleskine Migration



The Migratory Moleskine has visited:
miss_next [UK], caitirin [US], elaby [US], kniblet [US], dibsy [US], freyjakj [US], oed1 [US], hellziggy [US], hellbob [US], _generica_ [UK], rob_the_tyke [UK], sloopjonb [UK], guest writer, not on original list!), redatt [UK], isihac [UK], dave_t_lurker [UK], mazzie [US]

and is currently with:
corivax, though it's ready to travel again.


I'm still redoing the list of who would like to see it next. If you would like to see the Moleskine at some point, leave a comment to this entry.

When you get the Moleskine, you can ask for a local or international recipient to forward it to. Oh, and I'm kind of random with next recipients, so list order is no indication of when it might arrive. :-)

new, shiny list:
alicephilippa [UK], novawildstar [UK], gioiaverdi [NZ], pteppic [UK], bloodlossgirl [US],nextian [US], passaddhi [US], adrith [US], pickwick, roobarb [UK], perdita_x [UK], genevra [US], pendlemac [UK], tiggsybabes [UK], ayoub [UK], anonymous_greg [US], primitivepeople [UK], lexinatrix [US], alibee [US]


You can track the Moleskine here:
http://www.bookcrossing.com/journal/3640005

Comments

[dakegra.livejournal.com]

you didn't add yourself to the revised list:

http://dakegra.livejournal.com/2150768.html

[anonymous-greg.livejournal.com]

Hmm...apparently I missed that bit. Please add me back to the list. Thank you.

[dakegra.livejournal.com]

I figured that some people from the original list might no longer be interested, so I started the list again. I'll be reposting this list as and when the Moleskine is ready to move, to give people a chance to add themselves back on if they still want to get it.

Cuts down on recipients, which means I might see it again in the next couple of years. :-)

[anonymous-greg.livejournal.com]

You might want to clue in the Beans at some point, in case it is they who are the ones who are around to receive it years and years from now. ;)

[dakegra.livejournal.com]

excellent plan. An old calculation I did reckoned I would have it back in early 2013 at the old rate of 1.8 months/recipient

That's sneaked up to 2.2 months/recipient, so a new estimate would put it back with me in late 2014

[lexinatrix.livejournal.com]

I missed that entry, too. You're too prolific! =/