Log books in the plane on a long trip?

I've found that more and more shops are now using computer printed "sticky
pages" which are then stuck into the logbooks, instead of hand-written
entries. Much more legible, however, after a few of these are stuck in a
log, the log book gets rather "fat".
"Robert M. Gary" wrote in message
oups.com...
Leave the logs at home. The only time I EVER take my logs out is during
annual. Normal work during the year can be done by getting a sticker
from the A&P and putting that in the logs when you get home. If you let
an A&P see your logs, he'll charge you for several hours of labor to
read the entire logs. Only during an annual does the mechanic have a
reason to look at your logs.