Yoko Fujiki begins with embroidery: houses, a tree, a small blue bird and a red balloon that seems to have got away from somebody. On the cover, the stitched character of the original is picked up in embossing rather than printed flat.
Along the foot, in gold foil, the pad offers its own philosophy: put off today what can be done tomorrow. Whether that is encouragement or warning is left to you.
Bound at the top in mustard and narrow enough to live beside a keyboard, with two alternating sheet designs through the block.