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Today it is Noodler's Midnight Blue and Pilot's Iroshizuku Kon-peki. I should really try some of that Ink Nix stuff.

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Noodler's Shahs Rose I think. My toddler managed to sneak a bottle and open it, spilling it all over my (thankfully blanket covered) studio carpet. The label is soaked so not sure of the color.

 

They were Noodler's Navajo Turquoise earlier, so purple in places now too ;)

"Do you know the legend about cicadas? They say they are the souls of poets who cannot keep quiet because, when they were alive, they never wrote the poems they wanted to."

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Noodler's Air Corps Blue Black and some Private Reserve American Blue. What a klutz I am . . .

JLT (J. L. Trasancos, Barneveld, NY)

 

"People with courage and character always seem sinister to the rest."

Hermann Hesse (1877 - 1962)

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Skrip blue. I find the large 1911 cc a bit loose, and not as firm as other pens. I won't use cartridges in this pen , because whilst the cartridges are an excellent product, their prices down under are that of Tortuga Pirates.

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Diamine Chocolate Brown (and it really is the colour of hot chocolate, I like it!) and J. Herbin's Eclat de Saphir (just refilling my Kaweco Sport rollerball - couldn't be bothered to do much then refill the cartridge with its matching bottled ink).

I'm writing an online serial thing. It's urban fantasy. And I have no idea how long it's going to run for.

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Noodler's North African Violet (only received it 2 days ago - love it), Noodler's Walnut and Diamine Blue-Black.

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JLT Vintage

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Noodler's North African Violet (only received it 2 days ago - love it), Noodler's Walnut and Diamine Blue-Black.

 

 

I'll bet the NAV is still hanging in there. Persistent stuff, and I love it as well.

 

As for me, it's Noodler's Green Marine today. Filled a dove gray P51 Vacumatic with it this morning and my left index finger is sporting a nice green smudge.

JLT (J. L. Trasancos, Barneveld, NY)

 

"People with courage and character always seem sinister to the rest."

Hermann Hesse (1877 - 1962)

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Noodler's North African Violet (only received it 2 days ago - love it), Noodler's Walnut and Diamine Blue-Black.

 

 

I'll bet the NAV is still hanging in there. Persistent stuff, and I love it as well.

 

As for me, it's Noodler's Green Marine today. Filled a dove gray P51 Vacumatic with it this morning and my left index finger is sporting a nice green smudge.

 

Nail Polish Remover is gentle on the skin and works a treat.

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Noodler's North African Violet (only received it 2 days ago - love it), Noodler's Walnut and Diamine Blue-Black.

 

 

I'll bet the NAV is still hanging in there. Persistent stuff, and I love it as well.

 

As for me, it's Noodler's Green Marine today. Filled a dove gray P51 Vacumatic with it this morning and my left index finger is sporting a nice green smudge.

 

Nail Polish Remover is gentle on the skin and works a treat.

 

Cool! *writes this down and thinks about how to explain to colleagues the bottle of Cutex on desk*

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JLT (J. L. Trasancos, Barneveld, NY)

 

"People with courage and character always seem sinister to the rest."

Hermann Hesse (1877 - 1962)

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Noodler's North African Violet (only received it 2 days ago - love it), Noodler's Walnut and Diamine Blue-Black.

 

 

I'll bet the NAV is still hanging in there. Persistent stuff, and I love it as well.

 

As for me, it's Noodler's Green Marine today. Filled a dove gray P51 Vacumatic with it this morning and my left index finger is sporting a nice green smudge.

 

Nail Polish Remover is gentle on the skin and works a treat.

 

Cool! *writes this down and thinks about how to explain to colleagues the bottle of Cutex on desk*

 

I thought that's what the bottom drawer was for! (all the things we don't want others to see...)

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Noodler's North African Violet (only received it 2 days ago - love it), Noodler's Walnut and Diamine Blue-Black.

 

 

I'll bet the NAV is still hanging in there. Persistent stuff, and I love it as well.

 

As for me, it's Noodler's Green Marine today. Filled a dove gray P51 Vacumatic with it this morning and my left index finger is sporting a nice green smudge.

 

Nail Polish Remover is gentle on the skin and works a treat.

 

Cool! *writes this down and thinks about how to explain to colleagues the bottle of Cutex on desk*

 

I thought that's what the bottom drawer was for! (all the things we don't want others to see...)

 

My bottom drawer is full of ink bottles! Quite literally. . . .

 

My fingers are currently sporting several smudges of Galileo Manuscript Brown. And I noticed I had a can of acetone in one of my workshop cabinets at home so, I poured some into a small glass jar and brought it to work with me this morning along with some cotton balls. Who knows what would happen if my wife's nail polish remover came up 'missing' . . .

JLT (J. L. Trasancos, Barneveld, NY)

 

"People with courage and character always seem sinister to the rest."

Hermann Hesse (1877 - 1962)

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Lamy Turquoise. And a little bit o' Scabiosa.

All I want is 1 more pen, and 1 more bottle of ink, and maybe 1 more pad of paper. Well, at least until tomorrow. Oh yeah, and throw in that bottle of single malt. Is that asking for too much?

 

thanks Chris.

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