Created on 2024-11-16

This image shows an open notebook. On the right-hand page, in bold handwritten letters, it says "WHAT CAN'T BE DONE (BUDGET!)" The exclamation point emphasizes the word "BUDGET." The left-hand page contains some scribbles that appear to be numbers or codes written in a different, less bold handwriting; specifically, "4352A" is written at the top, and below, there appears to be something like "− PS − 8" or similar characters. The background of both pages has faded, light blue shapes or sketches that are hard to make out. The notebook has visible wear and signs of use, such as ink smudges and stained edges.

Created on 2024-11-14

The image shows an open book or journal with handwritten text on the pages. On the left page, there is a series of numbers and letters that appear to be some kind of code or shorthand. On the right page, the text says "WHAT CAN'T BE DONE (BUDGET!)". The overall impression is that this is a personal diary or notebook where someone has been recording notes, thoughts, or observations, including some kind of budgetary or financial reference.

Created on 2024-11-21

The image presents a photograph of an open notebook with handwritten notes on both pages. **Left Page:** * The left page features a handwritten note in black ink, which appears to be a mathematical equation or formula. * The text is written in a diagonal direction, starting from the top-left corner and moving towards the bottom-right corner. * The equation consists of several symbols and numbers, including "W392A", "PS-E", and "1E-5". **Right Page:** * The right page contains a single sentence written in black ink: "WHAT CAN'T BE DONE (BUDGET !)". * The text is written in a more casual, handwritten style compared to the left page. * The sentence is centered on the page, with the words "WHAT CAN'T BE DONE" on one line and "(BUDGET !)" on the next line. **Overall:** * The notebook appears to be an old or vintage item, as evidenced by the yellowed pages and worn cover. * The handwriting on both pages suggests that the notebook was used for personal or professional purposes, possibly for note-taking or brainstorming. * The content of the notes is unclear, but they may relate to a specific project or task that requires budgeting or financial planning.