Watch advice for a girl
▲ 35 r/casio

Watch advice for a girl

Hi everyone, I'm looking forward to buying my first watch, I'm thinking about the a158 or something like that. Unfortunately, at the moment I don't have the money to buy it, but my brother kindly gave me his old g-shock ga2100 until I can afford the one I want.

Now, I have 2 questions:

- I'm no expert, but for an 18 year old girl, would an a158 look good or can you suggest me a better model? (I'm quite masculine and sporty btw)

-Should I wear the g shock or would it look silly on me since im a girl?

u/Anna783 — 11 days ago

Selling my notebooks?

Hi everyone! Since I'm interested in having a side hustle, I tried making a pocket notebook. This is a prototype, do you think it is worth selling? I was planning on using vinted, and I'm based in Italy. Realistically, are there people who would be interested in buying a handmade picket notebook?

​(it is made with Italian fountain pen friendly paper)

u/Anna783 — 1 month ago

Selling my notebooks

Hi everyone! Since I'm interested in having a side hustle, I tried making a pocket notebook. This is a prototype, do you think it is worth selling? I was planning on using vinted, and I'm based in Italy. Realistically, are there people who would be interested in buying a handmade picket notebook?

(it is made with Italian fountain pen friendly paper)

u/Anna783 — 1 month ago
▲ 13 r/Libri

Consigli Adelphi

Ciao a tutti!

Volevo chiedere quali sono i vostri titoli preferiti che consigliereste della casa editrice adelphi, soprattutto quelli della piccola biblioteca.

Ultimamente mi sto molto appassionando a saggistica/filosofia, ma vanno bene anche romanzi brevi.

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u/Anna783 — 2 months ago
▲ 51 r/pens

Which is your favourite rollerball pen?

I personally write with fountain pens most of the time, but when I'm out of my house I don't bring them with me. Rollerballs are the closest thing to fountain pens to me, especially Uniball Airs. In fact, I would say they are my favourites, but unfortunately they tend to show up more on the back of the page because of heavy ink flow.

So if I have to write on cheap paper, I always bring with me either a V5 or a Uniball Eye and they never disappoint me.

u/Anna783 — 2 months ago
▲ 10 r/galway

can I play guitar in eyre square?

Not as a busker or anything, just going and practising with my acoustic, obviously at a low volume. Is it rude or not permitted or can I do that?

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u/Anna783 — 3 months ago
▲ 9 r/GAA

Quality of gaa jerseys

I want to buy an official jersey, but since they're quite expensive, I want to make sure that at least the prints won't come off after 3 washes. Are they good to you?

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u/Anna783 — 3 months ago
▲ 5 r/TLOU+1 crossposts

Looking for firefly pendant

Hi, I'm searching for a necklace to buy, but everything I see online looks a little too big to be worn. Do you know where I can find an exact copy of the pendant ( it doesn't need to have the numbers on the back necessarily, though) which doesn't look big and cheap?

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u/Anna783 — 3 months ago
▲ 8 r/DesiPens+1 crossposts

Is there really a difference between the uniball air and the uniball air micro?

Just asking this question because I'm currently using a uniball air for my journaling sessions, but I saw that also make them with a 0.5 tip. Is there a big difference, like is it scratchy? Or does it write as smooth as the 0.7 one? Which one is better for you?

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u/Anna783 — 3 months ago

don't know what to do

Sorry in advance if this question has already been asked.

I've been playing for about 1.5 years now and I can play a lot of stuff by ear, I play mostly rhythm guitar and sometimes I try to do some lead, but it's not my best. Anyway, now I find myself stuck at a point where I can play lots of songs, but I don't know anything about music theory or I feel stuck whenever I try to improvise. I don't know where to start looking for resources online since there is just too much content and I feel overwhelmed. I feel like this summer is the best time for me to dedicate to learning guitar, since from september I'll start my last year of high school with all of the exams and I won't have much time.

Do you think I can improve successfully in the span of 3 months, and if so where do I start and what do I focus on?

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u/Anna783 — 4 months ago
▲ 5 r/pens

What do you actually think about the Uniball air micro?

I once tried this pen and I can't form an actual opinion on it, because it is one of the smoothest pens I've tried, but at the same time it uses a lot of ink, so it's not practical on every kind of paper. Do you actually manage to use it on a daily basis on every kind of paper? Also, do they sell a refillable version?

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u/Anna783 — 5 months ago
▲ 50 r/pens

Gotta stock up

After trying many pens to decide what's my workhorse, I came back to the V5, I think it's simplicity is just the best. I usually get bored of a pen after a while but this one is just perfect, it's as smooth as a fountain pen, but at the same time I can bring it everywhere without worries that it leaks or breaks down.

It's been a while since I've finished one of these though, if I remember correctly these last a good while don't they? How much do you usually use them before they run out?

u/Anna783 — 5 months ago
▲ 55 r/pens

This is what I usually use every day, mostly for school work or journaling:

-Kaweco Sport inked with Diamine green-black

-Pilot Kakuno inked with Pilot black ink

- Sakura micron 03

-Muji 0.5 gel pen in blue black ink ( it was a gift, I never use blue ink though)

-Pentel Energel 0.7

-Pilot precise V5

-Pilot G-2

-Pilot ballpoint Super Grip M

Of all of these, I find myself using the G2 most of the time, with the exception of journaling, where I only use fountain pens.

What would you add to this collection, considering that I would like to try some other kinds of pen other than gel, maybe more rollerballs idk...

u/Anna783 — 6 months ago
▲ 24 r/pens

I'm asking this because the only person I've seen with many different kind of pens, that also made me discover lots of models I didn't know is my philosophy teacher, and it's curious that also another one of his philosophy colleagues has a lot of great pens always lying around. Maybe it's because they are always taking notes of the books they read, it's just something I noticed.

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u/Anna783 — 6 months ago