In fact, I am a Moleskinerie and I am finding a fine writing instrument for my writing and composing. I used to use pencil before because of the erasability! However, when I discover the beauty of fountain pen, I found that I can concentrate with my own handwriting, and the texture is totally different! Nevertheless, I am a newbie and the person who invited me into the world of fountain pen is my English teacher who also is my friend. She owns a Parker Sonnet, Parker 100, two Parker 45s and a Vincent Van Gogh fountain pen.

I am finding the knowledge of fountain pen; Finally, I found here.

Anyway, I just own two fountain pens which is a Sonnet also, and a Muji(A Japanese retail company which sells a wide variety of household goods in minimalism style.) fountain pen.

Hats off to your English Teacher....

Welcome to FPN..........................

Welcome to FPN. Fountain pens are wonderful to write with and I find it to be very relaxing and a good stress reliever. Good luck with your wrtiting and enjoy your pens.

Just the act of putting pen to paper starts me to relax and whatever comes to my mind is usually the thing that is most pressing and causing concern. Whatever ends up on the the paper helps to calm me down. Try it. It works for me.

Welcome!!


JD
Vancouver,Wa

歡迎歡迎！

welcome

Hi and welcome to FPN! You'll learn a lot about pens here. Enjoy!

Judybug

Welcome to the forum. Is your English teacher a member too?

Welcome aboard the FPN!

Another welcome from Texas! Stress relief via fountain pen takes two forms: writing as mental therapy, and writing as physical therapy. Mentally, keeping a journal or diary, or simply writing one's thoughts in times of unpleasant stress can help focus one's thoughts. It's been shown to reduce both fear and stress. Writing as physical therapy is much as a painter might paint to relieve stress, or a musician might play their instrument, or sing. I find writing, like Mike1, very relaxing.

Glad to have you here--

Welcome! I've always had extremely good luck with Chinese product-- chiefly Haolilais and Dukes!

I live in Hong Kong, but only in the summer. I know a pretty greast FP store in Manyee building Hong Kong.

Thanks
Brad