thank you very much.Amazing. Fabulous. Stunning. Dazzling. Angelic. Divine.
Is that a parker fountain pen?loooooooove parker pens. cannot do an exam without my pink parker pen [no i'm not obessed with pink, i got it as a coaching award and obviously wouldn't buy myself a new one when i have perfectly good, if ugly, pen] i have troubles with writing and it makes it a bit easier. also, the ink etc is really good.
Not at all, though it does help with speed. Some people running write, some people print, some people even use block letters (i.e. both my parents). I use a weird hybrid of running writing and print.
Yep, I know what youre trying to say.same here like writing in running writing when its convenient right? e.g."agreed" i just write A in the bold and then write g and r in cursive lol if any of that made sense
Go for the converter. I currently use Waterman ink (only because they have a colour I like); Noodler's Ink is good too.I'm buying a Lamy Safari tomorrow, and I was wondering if I should use the cartridges or buy a $10 converter and use inkwells?
Which brand of ink do you recommend?
Hate when this happens >_<;;Downside: It's annoying how the ink can be too thick and when you turn the page the whole page is covered with the ink from the other side = = "
wow.me me me me, but i am ambidextrous (or however you spell it), wuite useful in exams when one hand gets sore you can swap easily freaks out teachers and examiners all the time :d