I recently fell in love with a MacBook Air and have the same issue. I’ve been doing most of my journal writing in OneNote. Now I am perplexed. I want the MacBook to be my ‘casual’ writing tool. One that I take with me and use at Starbucks or the library.

I’ve been experimenting so far. I too have used the Circus Ponies Notebook trial. It just doesn’t feel or look right to me.

I am writing on the MacBook in Word for now, and emailing conversion files to myself to move onto my office desktop Dell. There the file can be pasted into my OneNote files if I like.

So far I’ve only done this a couple times. I’ll probably end up with two sets of files eventually and only swap the most important into a master set. My Journal is probably going to become fractured. It doesn’t really matter I suppose.

I really love the MacBook Air. The screen, the keyboard, the form factor. It’s what I wanted in all those respects. I know a lot of people are pooh-poohing it for the lack of ports etc., but I don’t plan to connect it to anything on a normal basis. That’s the point of wireless interfaces.

Sorry if I’ve gone on too long.

Larry