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A magnetic list notepad with 60 pages, cat illustrations and a "Not Today - Maybe Tomorrow" sentiment
This rustic-inspired paper notepad displays a "Not Today - Maybe Tomorrow" sentiment with a cat wearing glasses design. It contains 60 sheets and a strong magnet for attaching to metal surfaces. The pad measures 2.75 inches by 9.50 inches and is 0.25 inches thick. Made in USA.
Verify that the intended mounting spot is a flat ferrous metal such as a refrigerator door or filing cabinet. The magnet will not hold on stainless steel, glass, tile or painted drywall. Ensure the 9.50-inch height fits the available vertical space. Shoppers wanting a larger writing area or a different page count should consider other options.
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| Brand name | Primitives by Kathy |
The notepad includes 60 pages with a built-in magnet for mounting. No pen or extra refill pads are included.
The notepad measures 2.75 inches wide by 9.50 inches tall and is 0.25 inches thick.
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