Pink Ink Blog

If you know me well, which many of you don’t, you’d know I am obsessed with penguins.  Not as crazy as I am about pink, but it takes second place.

This #PinkPick is not exactly office supplies – but I think it works.  Plus, it’s my blog and I make the rules. So check this awesome product out from William-Sonoma (or at least it’s sold at William Sonoma).

“This eco-friendly soda charger quickly transforms ordinary tap water into fresh sparkling water. It’s fun and easy to use: Simply fill the reusable glass carafe with water, insert it into the Penguin and press the carbonating “beak. When depleted, the carbonator cartridges can be easily returned to Soda-Club USA for refilling.”

But really…who did say clipboards had to be brown, boring?

I found this amazing site called Organize.com that will probably house a TON of my future #PinkPicks.

Today, I want to showcase its “momAgenda® Clipboard and Pad Set – Large” that is so cute, I could die. I love the vintage, paisley-esque motif and the mismatch notepad that is so non-coordinating, it just goes.

Love it, love it, love.  Now to figure out how to make a clipboard fit in with my daily work…

I thought this looked pretty cool, as with most #PinkPicks, I have not tried this…but I very well might.

It is a rollerball pen (I usually go with gel), but it allows you to change up the colors — Which I love. Too bad it isn’t like those old school pens where you just click a button for a new color.  The changing I would go through seems like it would be a little involved. My mood changes by the minute.

The refills come in purple, light blue, green, pumpkin, and (of course) pink.

Check it out at one of my favorite sites/stores, Franklin Covey — However I am angry at them for not carrying the Cutaway Daily Notes Pages in my Covey design (Kaleidoscope).

One of my followers on Twitter (@gorgeousoffice) told me about these things — I can’t believe I never knew…

This is a sticky note (does anyone know if I am actually allowed to say “Post-It-Note?) that let’s you pick how big you want it to be.  It completely replaces having a million sizes of notes, although I do like the laughs I get when I am on the phone with a reporter and have a series of 5 stickies in front of me because one was just not enough.

The best part about these is that they do come in pink, however, not quite my shade.

Enjoy this wonderful invention at http://www.zipnotes.com.

So these better be the most amazing rubber bands ever invented — considering they are $4 a piece.  Shipping better be cheap to ($.42).  Regardless of the price, I still like them.

These are super-strong, colorful, girly rubber bands.  There’s not a whole lot more to say.  Check them out at Russel + Hazel.