I’ll start by rearranging this sentence…

Follow the rules, or the judge who arranges your sentence may throw the book at you.

No writing needed

Vertical lines would make it a grid.

Oh, good. I was worried I wouldn’t be able to make paper airplanes!

Vertical ruled lines don’t work so well, surprisingly.

Old Zen saying:

Trains of thought running along Ruled Lines never fold up in Time.

Had no idea farm equipment needed their own notebooks.

Mandatory for AG 404 classes. – International Harvester Recommendations Monthly

Three-card Monte basics:

Playing? Stay behind rules line.
Operating? Fold up fast to avoid sentencing.

OK, found my chemistry notebook now.

Have you seen my DIVIDE math notebook?

“Ruled lines for arranging sentences”

What a novel idea.

@James….They do for making paper-airplanes.

@EM….”Had no idea farm equipment needed their own notebooks.”

They don’t, but they need logbooks,

The key strategy in sentence composition is opening and closing your notebook rapidly, like Pac-Man eating dots. They’ll just fall into place that way.

The pencil, with pointy end, is best used to write between horizontal ruled lines.