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Mar
25
A few weeks ago I was on a fast trip, and picked up a new book. Reading on the plane, as we were about to land I realized i didn’t have a bookmark. I hate to bend down the corners of my books for some reason, and so I tend to always have something in my purse I can use to mark my page.
But I didn’t!
And then I came home and saw this post from How About Orange, with a super simple post on how to take a long, skinny paint chip sample and turn it (in about five minutes or less) into a wonderful bookmark. Guess what I’m doing today?!
