The Traditional Fisherman's Forum

A bookmark

I look at mostly Non fiction type books and am constantly marking pages for reference so I use a little torn off piece of kitchen roll, unglamorous I know, but it suits my needs.

A couple of days ago I opened a book that I had been reading whilst in Las Vegas a few years ago. The book mark was a little card that had been handed to me in the street that offered some exotic services provided by young ladies that had forgotten how to dress themselves. I gave it a quizzical look but my wife reminded me where it had come from.

I wonder what else I might have forgotten

My Mother sent me a birthday card that had a detachable bookmark in it's make up. Unfortunately she died two weeks later. I had the bookmark laminated and have treasured it ever since. I use it all the time. Sometimes it is the little things that mean so much.

I like to take notes when reading informative material so I like the long card Coch-y-Bondhu book marks. I rarely look back at these notes but the writing of them helps the core details stick in my memory

This....



Given to me by my dearest Eira.....

A free bookmark from Barter Books of Alnwick - a reminder of the finest antiquarian bookshop in the North

i have some vey nice book marks from paul morgan with maurice pledger pictures on it plus some from harper fine angling

Using one I got in a Christmas cracker... little metal thingy... otherwise my Kindle remembers where I last left off