I am a Stationery Addict...

 If I needed any proof that the above statement is true, I found it through this awesome Buzzfeed article.

According to the article, Only A Stationery Addict Will Own 22/35 Of These Things, I am full-on addicted. "You checked 24 out of 35 on this list! You're a stationery addict! Growing up, you probably enjoyed going to buy back-to-school supplies, and your love of stationery hasn't changed since! You have very particular preferences on things like pens and wide ruled vs. narrow ruled, and have stacks of notebooks and planners."

This could not be more true! I even shopped, as a child, at the paper-by-the-pound store. So right on!

This is my office... my creating space.
"Here's the list (if you do it online, they will give you the tally and your addict status): A yearly planner. A second yearly planner you bought after changing your mind about the first planner. A lined notebook. An empty notebook you think is too nice to use. A notebook with dotted pages to do bullet journalling. A few pens you don’t mind losing that you give when someone asks if you’ll lend them a pen. A fountain pen. A ballpoint pen. A ~fancy~ ballpoint pen. Washi tape. A washi tape dispenser. A hole punch. A stapler. A desk tidy (obviously not one I checked as you look at my desk below). Sticky notes. A pencil case. Colored fineliner pens. Regular fineliner pens. Highlighters. Pastel highlighters. A weekly desk planner. A desk calendar. Those lil' cute erasers that are actually too nice to ruin. Regular erasers you don't mind ruining. A permanent marker. A pen pot. Index cards. A ruler. Bulldog clips. Stickers. A ring binder. Felt-tip pens. Rubber stamps. Notecards. A letter-writing set, even if you never write letters." What's your score? Fun stuff, right?

"Creative people don't have a mess,
They have ideas lying around everywhere!"

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