Made a quick bookmark for the case when "was I on the left page or the right page, and which paragraph was I looking at?" is a relevant question...
Y'all really like bookmarks, huh? 😛
@JoshGrams lol holy crap, just saw the likes it got. But yes, I do, haha
@MichaelKlamerus Possibly my all-time most popular post on here, which is cracking me up because it was totally just "should I grab a post-it note for this book? Nah, I'm feeling crafty today. ...oh, that's actually really pretty, I should post a picture of it."
@JoshGrams
noice. like within the last weeks I came up with something similar just by the way I place the bookmark :)
@JoshGrams you stop reading in the middle of a chapter?!?!?! hehe...this is cool. thanks!
@JoshGrams looks cool! When I was young, I used to make these ridiculously large dog-ears so that the corner of the page was folded to meet the last word I'd read. The librarians liked me
@JoshGrams oh, that would have come on handy when reading José Saramago's Blindness.
@JoshGrams I’ve often thought of such a bookmark, brilliant! Take that to market stat!
@JoshGrams My system is to finish reading the last full paragraph on a page. Then I place my bookmark sticking out at the top if I was on the left page or at the bottom if on the right.
@JoshGrams you need to add an eye tracker to mark the place you fell asleep.
@JoshGrams how does it work?
@caycedo It's just a strip of plain white paper glued in a loop to fit around the red card-stock, so you can slide it up and down. And the arrow cut-outs are only on one side, so you can tell which way it's pointing.
@JoshGrams Now that is a smart idea!
@AlexBlock Of course, you can get the same functionality with a sticky note, but this is a lot prettier and more fun 🙃

@JoshGrams This is a job for... Bookdarts!
I have a couple of hundred of those little things now, which ought to be enough.

I like your solution too, though :)

Book Darts - Book Darts

@KatS Yeah! There are a bunch of similarly-shaped paper-clip like things that fill this function