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Victoria

#MorningPages 05 April 2025
16. Germinal honoring Lettuce, St. Juliana of Liège, Nones
#Notebook Chronicle Go-To w/ Mohawk paper, dotted & Col-o-ring swatch booklet
#FountainPen Lamy Studio - dark brown, M
#ink Diamine Dusted Truffle (medium brown with silver shimmer)
#tarot or #OracleDeck Secret Pocket Oracle
#CardOfTheDay 58 Saturn-adversity, authority, hardship, control; 76 Shell-peace of mind, protection or withdrawal; 25 Stick-branching out on your own, possible abuse

Open notebook with handwritten text from the post at the of the page with additional text: “From her early youth, Juliana had great veneration for the Eucharist (as did many of the women of Liège) and longed for a special feast day in its honor. When Juliana was 16 she had her first vision which recurred subsequently several times. Her vision presented the moon in its full splendour, crossed diametrically by a dark stripe. In time she came to understand that the moon symbolized the life of the church on earth, the opaque line, on the other hand, represented the absence of a liturgical feast in honor of Christ's Body and Blood. Not having any way to bring about such a feast, she kept her thoughts to herself, except for sharing them with an anchoress, Eve of Liège, who lived in a cell adjacent to the Basilica of St. Martin, and a few other trusted sisters in her monastery. Her vision is illustrated on the historiated initialletter of her vita as it appears in Paris, Bibliothèque de l'Arsenal (MS 945, fol. 2).” — Wikipedia. Below the text is a brown fountain pen with silver trim and three small cards as described in the post.
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Wesley

I’ve been researching Esterbrook nibs since I’ve inked up my J series with a 2556 (firm fine) nib recently

I stumbled across the below resource - a lot of information here

I’m coming across a 9550 a lot but am struggling to find info, so if anyone knows of anything - do let me know! I’ve found a gorgeous blue model that’s just screaming my name…..

richardspens.com/ref/nibs/rene

#pens#fountainpen#writing
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wolfkin

Testdriving new ink finally (only have 1 pen. I'm new here) Rohrer & Klinger Verdura.

My big takeaway is that it's flowing MUCH MUCH better than what I had previously.

The #FerrisWheelPress - FerriTales - Oinking Embers is apparently shimmer and I guess the extra fine nib I have is just too small for the bits of shimmer. I eventually wrote out my draw and the Verdura is at least consistently flowing from the pen.

That said it's still not as heavy as the LAMY cartridges.

Writing sample using Rohrer & Klinger Verdura. In the background a is a binder. an ten slot vial holder containing one vial. It's not in focus but the label reads "Rohrer & Klinger Verdura". Also out of focus is a cap on a Lamy Safari fountain pen.
Writing sample using LAMY BlueBlack cartridge
Stock Photo: Ferris Wheel Press Fountain Pen Ink - FerriTales - Oinking Embers (Mini Bottle) 10mL
#FountainPen
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