Christian Lawson-Perfect @christianp

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**Victoria** @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social · 3h

Victoria @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social

#MorningPages 21 April 2025
2. Floréal honoring the Oak, Easter Monday*, Parilia, Charlotte Brontë b. 1816 #Notebook Chronicle Go-To w/ Mohawk paper, dotted & Col-o-ring swatch booklet
#FountainPen ystudio Resin - red, F
#ink #ink Kyo no oto Adzukiiro
#tarot or #OracleDeck Sibyls Oracles #CardOfTheDay Mensurea • Measurement - “Will is the measurement of choice.”

Open notebook with handwritten text from the post at the of the page with additional text: “It is a well known and oft-romanticized fact that the Brontë sisters— and the Bronte brother, for that matter— all died young, one after the other, leaving moody, moor-y masterpieces in their wake. Officially, they all suffered from tuberculosis, or complications thereof, and unofficially, they all died of grief for one another, but as I learned this week, apparently there was a very real and disturbing factor that contributed to their lifelong illnesses and early deaths: they spent their lives drinking water contaminated by the local graveyard and possibly the local privies, too…Well... it's still romantic in theory I suppose a family of young, brilliant novelists dies from drinking graveyard water, has anything been more Gothic—but in practice, I will spend today being grateful for modern plumbing.” — Emily Temple, LitHub, May 2021. Below the text is a card with an abacus over the step pyramid of Djoser made to look like a crumbling mosiac. Next to the card is a red fountain pen and a swatch of oxblood ink.

**tunes** @tunes@ciberlandia.pt · 1d

tunes @tunes@ciberlandia.pt

#skills are developed by the simple nature of experimentation...#bookbinding #fieldnote #notebook #craft #handmade

Photo of a kaki front cover from a handmade "field note" book

**Victoria** @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social · 2d

Victoria @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social

#MorningPages 19 April 2025
30. Germinal honoring the Grafting Knife, Lord Byron b. 1824, St. Expeditus, Primrose Day #Notebook Chronicle Go-To w/ Mohawk paper, dotted & Col-o-ring swatch booklet
#FountainPen Monteverde Rodeo Drive - pearlized lilac, M
#ink #ink Lamy Dark Lilac
#tarot or #OracleDeck Tarot of the Cosmic Seed #CardOfTheDay 7 of Swords - deception, gossip, theft

Open notebook with handwritten text from the post at the of the page with additional text: “Expedite is one of a growing number of 'folk saints'. A folk saint is one chosen by the people as opposed to those saints canonised by the Holy Roman church. Folk saints are not recognised by the Vatican but by the people who love them. Saint Expedite is known as the patron saint of rapid solutions. He is prayed to when a situation needs to be turned around, hurried along or changed. He is revered in Spain, Portugal, Italy, and Latin America and is highly regarded in New Orleans, where he is considered to be a patron of the city…He is the unofficial saint of emergencies, businesses, shop keepers, examinees and basically anyone who needs a rapid solution! Expedite is a favourite of rootworkers simply because he is effective and quick.” — Saint Expeditus by Jamie Alexzander 2011. Below the text is a card with a central medallion image of a cloaked figure with a shock of white hair barely concealing a sword in their cloak with six swords arrayed around the medallion. Next to the card is a light purple fountain pen with silver trim and a swatch of dark purple ink with a heavy green sheen.

**Federico Tedeschi** @federicotedeschi.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy · 2d

Federico Tedeschi @federicotedeschi.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy

I'm looking for some well-furnished EU online stores for fountain pens, inks and notebooks. Good selection and good prices are a plus. Any advice? #fountainpens #fountainpen #notebook #journaling

Bluesky SocialBluesky

**Victoria** @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social · 3d

Victoria @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social

orningPages 18 April 2025
29. Germinal honoring the Bilberry, World Heritage Day, Good Friday* #Notebook Chronicle Go-To w/ Mohawk paper, dotted & Col-o-ring swatch booklet
#FountainPen Conklin Signature Herringbone - silver, F
#ink #ink Diamine Alpine
#tarot or #OracleDeck Hedgewitch Botanical Oracle #CardOfTheDay Violet • Viola odarata - Attract

Open notebook with handwritten text from the post at the of the page with additional text: “W. H. Barrett’s grandmother, of Brandon Creek, although a strict Primitive Methodist, always marked with a cross the top of one of the loaves she baked on Good Friday, Friday being her usual baking day. This loaf would be kept in a tin for twelve months in the belief that it would protect the family from want and hunger. On each Easter Sunday the loaf baked the preceding year was moistened with water, re-baked and eaten at tea-time. It was considered a privilege to be invited to share it and the person who received the slice bearing the arms of the cross could look forward to a year of prosperity. After tea the two end pieces of the loaf, which bore no part of the cross, were taken down to the river and thrown in to protect the neighbourhood from floods and storms during the next twelve months.” — Enid Porter, Cambridgeshire Customs and Folklore, 1969. Below the text is a card with a line drawing of a small bunch of violets with the purple flowers colored in. Next to the card is a silver-tone fountain pen with chiseling and a swatch showing a very dark pine green ink with heavy silver shimmer.

**Lord Doctor Olle W** @ollej@hachyderm.io · 3d

Lord Doctor Olle W @ollej@hachyderm.io

I’ve bought a Tomoe River paper notebook, with a leather cover, and my latest fountain pen, a Kaweco Sport Ruby with a broad nib.

Photo of a notebook with a brown leather cover laying on a wooden table. The notebook cover has a stamp on it. On top of the notebook is a ruby red fountain pen with a golden nib and clip.

#FountainPen #notebook #TomoeRiver

**neil okamoto** @neilo@mastodon.online · 4d

neil okamoto @neilo@mastodon.online

“…an elegant weapon for a more civilized age.”

#fountainpen #notebook

**Krasse Eloquenz** @krasse_eloquenz@literatur.social · 5d

Krasse Eloquenz @krasse_eloquenz@literatur.social

Gibs zu – du hast dich doch auch schon mal heimlich mit der KI unterhalten. Nein?!

Okay, dann oute ich mich hiermit. Und stelle meine brandneue Satire vor.

Es geht um KI – wer hätte das gedacht?

Lesezeit: 6 min

https://krasse-eloquenz.de/satiren/linux-luefter-lebenskrisen/

Krasse Eloquenz · 5dLinux, Lüfter, Lebenskrisen – Krasse EloquenzEine Nerdin zu sein, ist nicht immer einfach. Da hilft es oft, einen hilfreichen KI-Freund an der Seite zu haben, der Rat geben kann. Meist.

#ki #ai #chatgpt

**Victoria** @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social · 5d

Victoria @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social

#MorningPages 16 April 2025
27. Germinal honoring the Anemone, Margot Adler b. 1946, Élisabeth Vigeé La Brun b. 1755, St. Drogo, St. Benedict Joseph Labre #Notebook Chronicle Go-To w/ Mohawk paper, dotted & Col-o-ring swatch booklet
#FountainPen Lamy AL-Star - sage, F
#ink #ink Diamine Weeping Willow
#tarot or #OracleDeck Folkloric Forest Tarot #CardOfTheDay Eight of Water - uncertainty, disenchanted, searching

Open notebook with handwritten text from the post at the of the page with additional text: “WOOD ANEMONE(Anemone nemerosa) It closes its petals and droops before rain, and it is a fairy flower; in wet weather they shelter in them. So it is an unlucky flower to pick, for that would provoke a thunderstorm (it was actually called Thunderbolt in Staffordshire). To dream of anemones predicts love, though in Staffordshire it was reckoned unwise to take one anywhere near a wedding, for it would be bound to cause bad luck. This ill-luck nature is of some antiquity, for the Egyptians looked upon it as the emblem of sickness, and the Chinese call it the Flower of Death. This reputation is also quite widespread in Europe. The Romans, though, picked the first anemone as a charm against fever, and this idea still prevails in places.” — Donald Watts, Dictionary of Plant Lore (2007). Below the text is a card with the Painting Along the Creek by John Clinton Ogilvie (American, 1838-1900) which depicts a wooden staircase going up hill in the woods from the creek bank. Next to the card is a light green fountain pen and a swatch showing a muddy green-brown ink.

**Victoria** @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social · 6d

Victoria @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social

#MorningPages 15 April 2025
26. Germinal honoring the Lilac, Fordicalia, St. Damien, The Torment of Catherine Huxley 1652 #Notebook Chronicle Go-To w/ Mohawk paper, dotted & Col-o-ring swatch booklet
#FountainPen Kaweco Student - rock, M
#ink #ink Diamine Cashmere Rose
#tarot or #OracleDeck Enchanted Tarot #CardOfTheDay Nine of Swords - Nightmare - ‘In darkness, personal demons seem larger than ever.’

Open notebook with handwritten text from the post at the of the page with additional text: “The lilac, which comes from Persia and retains the name it bears in that land, lilag meaning flower, was carried to Europe in the sixteenth century and brought to this country by the Puritans…Though picked for May festivals it was introduced charily indoors, for to many it was a flower of ill luck—a result of the association of its purple color with the hues of mourning. An old proverb declares that she who wears lilacs will never wear a wedding ring, and to send a spray of lilac to a fiancé was a delicate way of asking that the engagement be broken. An English nobleman having ruined a trusting girl and caused her death of a broken heart, a mound of lilac blooms was placed upon her grave by friends, who averred that in the morning the flowers had become white, though when put upon the grave they were rosy mauve. This, the first white lilac, is pointed out to-day in the churchyard of a hamlet on the Wye, in Hartfordshire.” — Charles M. Skinner, MYTHS AND LEGENDS OF FLOWERS, TREES, FRUITS, AND PLANTS IN ALL AGES AND IN ALL CLIMES, 1911. Above the text a blue and white fountain pen lies across the page. Below the text is a card showing a textile collage of a reclined figure on leaves with nine swords behind them pointing up to a swirling circle of dots representing the night sky. Next to the card is a swatch of a dusty rose colored ink.

**CEOTECH.IT** @ceotech@mastodon.social · 6d

CEOTECH.IT @ceotech@mastodon.social

Lenovo ThinkPad P14s Gen 6 AMD: potenza a dodici core in arrivo
#AMD #Indiscrezioni #Laptop #Leak #Lenovo #Notebook #Notizie #Novità #Portatili #Prestazioni #Rumors #RyzenAI #StrixPoint #TechNews #Tecnologia #ThinkPad #ThinkPadP14sGen6 #Workstation

https://www.ceotech.it/lenovo-thinkpad-p14s-gen-6-amd-potenza-a-dodici-core-in-arrivo/

**Victoria** @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social · Apr 14

Apr 14

Victoria @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social

#MorningPages 14 April 2025
25. Germinal honoring the Pigeon, St. Maximón, St. Lidwina, Mounyhkia*, Vaisakhi, Leonardo da Vinci b. 1452 #Notebook Chronicle Go-To w/ Mohawk paper, dotted & Col-o-ring swatch booklet
#FountainPen Platinum Prefonte - dark emerald, M
#ink #ink Colorverse NGC 224
#tarot or #OracleDeck Southern Botanic Oracle #CardOfTheDay Fairy Lily • Zephyranthes - mischief • sabotage

Open notebook with handwritten text from the post at the of the page with additional text: “Following the Spanish Conquest of what is now Guatemala, Roman Catholic missionaries forcibly replaced the images of indigenous Mayan deities with those of Christian saints. When they encountered the primordial deity Maam, whose name may be translated as “Grandfather” or “Ancient One,” they attempted to replace him with Saint Simon. Their plan backfired. Instead of the Mayan god fading discreetly into the identity of the saint, Maximón, as he became known, took on a whole new life and personality of his own: defiant, disobedient, sometimes profane, but always extremely powerful. In response, the Church attempted to backtrack, trying to syncretize him with the despised Judas Iscariot or even with Satan, but it was too late. Attempts to vilify Maximón served only to enhance his outlaw image and make his devotees adore him even more. Instead of merging with an official saint, Maximón has emerged as one of the most beloved, versatile, and powerful unofficial saints.” — Judika Illes, Encyclopedia of Mystics, Saints, and Sages (2011). Below the text is a card with a field of star-shaped white lilies interspersed with twinkling fairy light, a dark green fountain pen, and a swatch showing a pine green ink.

**Victoria** @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social · Apr 13

Apr 13

Victoria @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social

MorningPages 13 April 2025
24. Germinal honoring Arugula, Ides, First Confession of Isabel Gowdie 1662, Fig Sunday* #Notebook Chronicle Go-To w/ Mohawk paper, dotted & Col-o-ring swatch booklet
#FountainPen Pilot kakuno - clear blue, F
#ink #ink Pilot tsuki-yo
#tarot or #OracleDeck Secret Pocket Oracle Deluxe (Seance) #CardOfTheDay 32 Ladder - high achievement, overstepping obstacles

Open notebook with handwritten text from the post at the of the page with additional text: “The four confessions given by Isobel Gowdie in Auldearn, Nairnshire in 1662 are consistently cited as the most extraordinary on record in Scotland. In remarkable detail and with inimitable style they cover a diverse range of folkloric and demonological subject matter, from stereotypical pacts with the Devil to feasting under hills with the fairy king and queen. Arguably the most striking of all the passages in the confessions are those depicting elf-arrow shooting. In her first confession, Isobel claims that she and the other members of her coven: ‘vold flie away q[uhe]r ve vold be ewin as strawes wold flie wpon an hie way, we will flie lyk strawes q[uhe]n we pleas wild strawes and corne strawes wilbe hors to ws q[uhe]n ve put th[e]m betwixt owr foot, and say hors and hattok in the divellis nam, and q[uhe]n any sies thes strawes in whirlewind, and doe not sanctifie them selves, they we mey shoot them dead at our pleasur...’ Having established her power to shoot and kill people, Isobel then provides a grim roll-call of the arrow-slain.” — Emma Wibly, “Ch. 8 ‘We mey shoot them dead at our pleasur’: Isobel Gowdie, Elf Arrows and Dark Shamanism,” Scottish Witches and Witchhunters 2013. Below the text a blue fountain pen lies across the page. Below it is a blue on blue card with a simple ladder drawing and a swatch showing a deep green-cast blue ink.

**Toga** @toga@penfount.social · Apr 13

Apr 13

Toga @toga@penfount.social

Does anyone know what these little bars are called? I use them for the centre band of my traveler’s notebook & wanted to get some spares, but I don’t even know where to start to search for it.

Photo of a small metal bar/clasp used to secure the centre band of my notebook cover

#TravelersNotebook #Notebook

**Joeke van der Veen** @joekevdveen@mastodon.social · Apr 13 *

Apr 13 *

Joeke van der Veen @joekevdveen@mastodon.social

"Sometimes we feel like a quiet stream, flowing gently within.
Then suddenly, the current quickens, pulling us into a whirlpool with no end in sight.
But in time, we always return to that stream.
With patience, and trust in the current inside us, carried by the streams around us."

#SilentSundaySketch

#SilentSunday #Sketchbook #Sketch

**Victoria** @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social · Apr 12

Apr 12

Victoria @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social

#MorningPages 12 April 2025
23. Germinal honoring the Horse Chestnut, Yuri’s Night, Ceralia begins, Passover begins*, Libations to Artemis #Notebook Chronicle Go-To w/ Mohawk paper, dotted & Col-o-ring swatch booklet
#FountainPen Lamy AL-Star - purple, EF
#ink #ink Monteverde Smoke Noir
#tarot or #OracleDeck The Southern Gothic Oracle #CardOfTheDay 13 Nest of Wasps - teamwork, order

Open notebook with handwritten text from the post at the of the page with additional text: “Goddess of the Resistance, mother of many shapes,/ From your womb swam forth both gods and we naked apes./ You searched the world, wide-wandering, until, at the very last/ You came to Eleusis, and there broke your terrible fast./ Where the dead descend, where only dust can dwell,/ In the name of grand Persephone, you walked the road to hell,/ for the Son of the Threshing House brought you the news,/ Of the goings-on in the secret bed of Chthonian Zeus./ The informant was Euboleus, the holiest Good Guide,/ Whom you gave to us humans, our needs to provide./ We beg you great goddess, queen of golden grain,/ Come, gracious one, sanctify your mystics again.” — Sara L. Mastros, translator, Orphic Hymns Grimoire 2022. Below the text is a card with artwork of a wasps nest with striped wasps, an uncapped purple fountain, and a swatch showing a medium gray standard ink.

**MadeInDex** @madeindex@mastodon.social · Apr 12

Apr 12

MadeInDex @madeindex@mastodon.social

It's a real low point when your screen is so ancient that even in complete darkness, you have to light up the room just to see what's on it!

...Or maybe it's just my eyes

#tech #aging #humor

**Victoria** @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social · Apr 11 *

Apr 11 *

Victoria @VVitchtoria@mastodon.social

#MorningPages 11 April 2025
22. Germinal honoring Romaine Lettuce, Diana’s Bread, Johanna Elberskirchen b. 1864 #Notebook Chronicle Go-To w/ Mohawk paper, dotted & Col-o-ring swatch booklet
#FountainPen Monteverde Mountains of Earth, stub
#ink #ink Diamine Fireside Snug (burnt orange)
#tarot or #OracleDeck Occult Strategies #CardOfTheDay The dark is rising.

Open notebook with handwritten text from the post at the of the page with additional text: “The Oblique Strategies are a deck of cards. Up until 1996, they were quite easy to describe. They measured about 2-3/4" x 3-3/4". They came in a small black box which said "OBLIQUE STRATEGIES" on one of the top's long sides and "BRIAN ENO/PETER SCHMIDT" on the other side. The cards were solid black on one side, and had the aphorisms printed in a 10-point sans serif face on the other…The deck itself had its origins in the discovery by Brian Eno that both he and his friend Peter Schmidt (a British painter whose works grace the cover of "Evening Star"…) tended to keep a set of basic working principles which guided them through the kinds of moments of pressure - either working through a heavy painting session or watching the clock tick while you're running up a big buck studio bill. Both Schmidt and Eno realized that the pressures of time tended to steer them away from the ways of thinking they found most productive when the pressure was off. The Strategies were, then, a way to remind themselves of those habits of thinking - to jog the mind.” — Gregory Alan Taylor, Introduction, undated, from A Primer On Oblique Strategizing website (archived). A black pen lies across the top of the page and a white card with the phrase from the post lies on the page under the text.

**Tino Eberl** @tinoeberl@mastodon.online · Apr 11 *

Apr 11 *

Tino Eberl @tinoeberl@mastodon.online

#Artikelserie 1 von n:

Ein altes #Notebook als Server für ein #Sensorprojekt nutzen, klingt nachhaltger als ein Neukauf.
Doch klappt es tatsächlich mit uralter Hardware?

Statt einen neuen #MiniPC zu kaufen, testete ich Ende letzten Jahres zwei ausrangierte Geräte. Ob sich der Versuch gelohnt hat, erfahrt ihr im Artikel.

https://tino-eberl.de/nutzen-kuenstlicher-intelligenz/mini-pc-oder-alter-laptop-nachhaltige-loesung-fuer-sensorprojekt/

Tino Eberl · Jan 26Mini-PC oder alter Laptop? Nachhaltige Lösung für Sensorprojekt.

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