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What type during the holidays? What pen

In previous post talked about the pen that I like to take when you travel. The problem is that these situations can be thought that there is no time to write. The constant hustle, the comings and goings, visits, fun, changing spaces, seems to become an insurmountable barrier between reality and writing.

However, I like to take a pen and writing libretilla no hurry to go no obligations a little diary of what I saw and what I think about what contemplando. A menudo me sucede que capto mejor los monumentos, lugares o situaciones que vivo cuando horas o días después me siento ante la moleskine e intento describir y reflejar las sensaciones. Por ese motivo la escritura se convierte en una herramienta indispensable del viajero, supongo.

La escritura se convierte en pausa necesaria que permite valorar el propio viaje, en cauce de la reflexión y, por tanto, en vehículo que permite un mayor aprovechamiento de la experiencia vacacional. Igual que dejamos constancia de un momento con una fotografía, podemos dejar constancia mediante la escritura con palabras, mucho más versátiles al permitirnos describir algo con sus antecedentes, consecuentes y nuestras impresiones sobre that instant. Writing can. Someone said the already hackneyed phrase "a picture is worth a thousand words", but it is also true that a thousand words or a hundred or a few dozen can be much more satisfactory in certain situations that an individual image that ends up losing his connection to the experience in the intricacies of memory.


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With the coming of summer appear also travel and doubt about the pen you should join us. In my case, I opted for the AL Kaweco Sport for the following reasons:

• has a very lightweight and, although it may seem silly, there are times when it shows up more than a gram.
• is very tiny, which is a problem to write at length, but an advantage when moving from here to there question.
  
• Being made of aluminum, is very strong and holds up well the bumps and scratches.
• Use standard load cartridges, avoiding the hassle of having to carry the ink and gives the confidence to find replacement ink in almost any place you travel.
• The nib is mounting F with really fine line, a fact which makes this ideal Kaweco in a pen to write on small maps or note pads or napkins.
• is also a fairly inexpensive pen (about 30 €), so that if lost or I'll slip up, suffering and economic loss is not too large, although the sentimental, of course.
  

Anyway, to travel, my wife, my daughters, my Moleskine and my Kaweco. And then I removed it bailao.

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The book as a complement to the pen

The option for the pen is a writing option, as I understand it. And when one sets out to write "I do not mean to creative writing, but with this endorsement of what you see, what you think, what you remember, the small pocket book is indispensable. Not always find a role, and if you can find lost runs between the recesses of our pockets. The book, however, is always there, ready to receive our pen strokes scoring a phone, a phrase, a quotation, a scribble or a story. Everything is welcome.

There are people that will eventually make their books on the subject of art, wonder outputs from the hands of those who have something to say and the skills necessary to do so. That's what we found in the moleskine of John Ray, an artist Network sharing in their notes in notebooks that I think are wonderful. I leave the links to two of them:

• Moleskine A. Moleskine
• B.

More examples of wonderful books can be found on You Tube in Moleskineart or certain international exhibitions, such as that of London or the Hong Kong . As you can see, the whole world about the book in general and, specifically, the brand Moleskine in particular.

But the use of the book requires the use of a special pen. The line of it should be fine, very fine, so the letter is not larger and the ink does not protrude through the thin paper. I use to write in my Moleskines a Pelikan 215, a Kaweco Sport or Lamy Studio, all with fine nib. With other nibs I've tried (F Waterman and Faber Castell eMotion or Pelikan M) the result is not entirely satisfactory.


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