Hasta La Ideas

It rains a lot in the Pacific Northwest, which sucks if you’re outside and are trying to write something on paper, as loggers once needed to. So in the 1920s, well before ruggedized tablets were invented, a guy named Jerry Darling created waterproof paper and sold it in notebook form to the logging industry.

Today the company Darling started has evolved into Rite in the Rain, which manufactures all-weather writing paper. Here’s how it stacks up versus regular paper:

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