
Saying goodbye to a favorite ink
I emptied my Aonibi bottle this week. Another reminder that my most-loved stationery will get used. Saying goodbye to an old favorite is healthy.

Some weeks it takes two daily drivers
I’m splitting daily driving duties between two pens this week. The Franklin-Christoph 03’s EF SIG makes a careful, dark line. The Pilot 92’s FM Architect leaves light grey lines (with pink-purple shimmer). The 92’s clip gives me a note taker away from my desk while the 03’s sleek clip less form makes for a sleek penrested companion.


An inherited complimentality
Three pens write on from last week’s currently inked: the Nahvalur Schuylkill, Mythic Aeschylus, and TWSBI 580. All three pens are inked with colors that compliment their respective pens. Not one pairing sports an ink that matches its accompanying pen. A promising theme.