Why I would have jotted this down on a scrap of paper and then used it as a bookmark
What I was watching or listening to at the time remains a mystery.
I did ask Mr G – he pointed me in one direction then another but they didn’t help
Tell me I’m not alone in mysterious scribbling 😊
Still Waters 
Very mysterious. Did you Google it? Or shall I have to?
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Ps you’re not alone. I also find odd notes to myself all over the place. I find most of them very puzzling. Recently it was a recipe, without title . I couldn’t work out what it is was I wanted to make.
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Something on the news grabbed your attention. Perhaps you were going to write a post about it for your blog.
Perhaps these sites might shed a light on it…
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/travel-truths/how-many-planes-are-there-in-the-world/
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/environment/urban-expeditions/transportation/air-travel-fuel-emissions-environment/
I think you’re having fun there, going through everything! lol Take good care. 🙂
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You are so not alone. And sadly I often struggle to read my own notes.
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I now keep a notepad by my book table having found all too many puzzling notes stuffed between pages. Not that that improves matters much…
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yes, my first thought was Google, at least it will point you to a country!
now that I’ve had to cook/bake a bit more – and I wanted crackers (for cheese) I saw a recipe in my old recipe book. Not everything was there, i.e. what do you do with the mixture. I seem to recall you rolled it out and cut – but the mixture wouldn’t co-operate – used lumps and pressed with fork. Then there was no actual baking time – looked on google to get a guideline. They were edible but since then, found another recipe in same book on a post-it note…just the ingredients and bake 12 mins!
I now have a nz recipe portal and when I decide to make some more…will use what looks like a simply nice little outcome…
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I find phone numbers and names jotted on scraps of paper that I have no idea about! I was wondering whether the note refers to the Piano Mill project here in Qld, near Stanthorpe?? That quote about piano ownership is used in their blurb.
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Historian Michael Atherton says that Australia has more pianos per capita than anywhere else in the world.
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Welcome to my world. I have a phone book and an address book but they are never handy when someone is giving me their number. I write it down on a piece of paper and I find it a year later and can’t remember whose number it was. LOL It must be our age. I am always in a hurry to do nothing. Stay well.
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You are not alone. I write things so I don’t forget them then later read them wonder what I meant. More detail is required in notes to self.
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I have whole notebooks where I write very important things which end up being totally meaningless!
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Oh and I googled this because I could. Michael Atherton did indeed say this in a book called A Coveted Possession- and apparently it’s in Australia – maybe you fancied reading it?
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I love the odd bits I learn from blogs. Here I got others to decipher your little note and learned about Australia and pianos. Maybe that was why Jane Campion made “The Piano” in your neck of the woods.
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