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Commonplace entry on fountain pens

So many firsts in my late night journaling: First time using a stub nib and a fude nib, first time using shimmer ink, and first ever commonplace entry!

Technically I’ve attempted a commonplace before, but this feels like the first “complete” entry I’ve ever done, and also special because it’s something I will want my loved ones to know I was passionate about if they look through my notebooks one day. I’ve been collecting bits of knowledge about pens, ink, and other stationery things and now am finally starting to turn it into a fond memory of using my physical collection.

I’m already thinking of getting a new stub nib because the TWSBI isn’t juicy enough for me… could be the FWP ink reducing the flow, but I’m still considering an Opus 88!

Items used: TWSBI ECO Crème <1.1> Sailor Fude de Mannen 40 degree Zento Signature Mark’s EDIT Grid notebook (cut down to TRC Standard size) Sarica Studio fountain pen stickers Inks: Ferris Wheel Press LOTR Verdant Voyage, Kakimori Pigment Ink #10 “koton”

u/dkmusic378 — 11 days ago

An entry in my commonplace

Just wanted to share how my layout is so far, and this page that turned out quite cute on Fountain Pens ☺️ what do we think?

u/SatoshiAce — 11 days ago

Does anyone keep a commonplace book?

I've recently come across the idea of a commonplace book and I really like it, not quite a journal, not really a planner , just a place for things worth keeping — quotes, ideas, interesting facts, book notes, random observations
feels like something I'd actually enjoy looking back through years later.

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u/Plus_Meaning_3289 — 11 days ago

Favorite quote of the week #2

Several folks shared their favorite quotes in last week’s thread. So, I thought I’d make another one for this week.

Here’s mine for this week, by F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby. I kept hearing Ryan Holiday recommend it, and when I went to a bookstore this week, I finally grabbed it. I read the opening line and loved it so much. I definitely don’t have all the advantages the narrator had, but I have enough! So, this is a great reminder.

https://preview.redd.it/xlvadwe05gth1.jpg?width=1179&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=cb30e8a4888b2389b00686c1377e4458af801dc8

What is your favorite quote/idea/thought/fact/lyrics from this week?

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u/Alfredlua — 11 days ago