Tarot Studies, Pt 3

I am thinking of making a notebook for my tarot studies... in it, I am planning to put some quick-reference charts for each of the cards, plus in depth descriptions of each of them combining traditional lore for each card, my own impressions of the symbolism and meanings of the cards, any myths and legends that can be seen as expressions of the dynamics the cards symbolize, and any correspondences the card has through cross-referencing with the cabala. I've gotten a bit tired of having to cross-reference between the book that came with my deck and multiple websites just to get complete pictures of what cards may mean in any given reading. It takes much too long.

Besides, the process of putting such a notebook together should help me familiarize myself with the meanings of the cards more anyway. And I can put information on spreads appropriate for different functions in the notebook as well. Hmm.. maybe I should get a bunch of loose-leaf and a binder, rather than a spiral notebook or a composition book... *ponders*

Anyone else here ever make a tarot notebook like this? What would you recommend including?