jotter

WRITE ON Below, McCartney's school jotter is valued at PS10,000

"My son only brought home two jotters from Niddrie Mill primary.

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The Parker Jotter pens have ultrabright hues with new shades that include funky fuchsia, arctic blue and neon green.

One of a series of black & white photographic reproductions of the notebooks of James Joyce, this volume displays a fragile early notebook written on a poor quality stenographer's jotter, with perforations at the top of each leaf.

Small enough to put in your pocket, the Psion Revo holds your diary, a jotter, spreadsheets, word processor, a contacts database and even a map of the world with time zones.

In another, the now 11-year-old's jotter was scrawled with obscenities including the N-word.

- Personalized leather jotter from Ardent Impressions

From there, you can open a new Word document, Excel spreadsheet, PowerPoint presentation, or OneNote jotter. The controls will be very familiar if you've used the desktop versions before so there's notmuch new stuff to learn.

Out of The Jotter, by Night Shift, the bay filly was described by the stud as "attractive, strong and correct".

National Curriculum Achiever Maths Set -E--AaEeA EeA Coloured Fibre Pens - EaA A Calculator -Apounds 1.75' Helix Clothing Name Tag Kit - 50p' Text books - 50p each or Apounds 5 for 10' Jotter Pad - Pencil Case- 50p.

At the station, Carly is freed and Ciaran is fulfilling his side of the bargain - the details of his drug-dealing family is in a school jotter at the flat.

Tiliai and his mum Kirsteen told how he suffered disgusting abuse, including physical attacks and had racial slurs written on his jotter. It got so bad the lad had to change schools.

It was not until the mum–of–two discovered her dusty old school jotter tucked away in the back of a cupboard that she decided it was time to pick up a pen and fulfil the dreams of her six–year–old self.