Custom Fountain Pen Case | A Craftsmanship Journey
Somewhere between admiring a walnut humidor and asking too many questions, I said, “Would you ever consider building a custom fountain pen case?”
He didn’t hesitate. “Absolutely,” he said. (and, enthusiastically, I might add)
And just like that, a months-long collaboration began.
Mission San Miguel | Gia
So much history and beauty here at San Miguel Mission. We paused for a few photos before enjoying the glorious Nuptial Mass of dear friends.
An “Impossible Project”
Long live analog! This is one of the best things I've watched (on a screen) in a while, and an encouragement to not lose hope, as the digital world threatens to wipe out our analog joys.
Cayucos, Calif. | Road Trip
Kai and I came across this perfect composition on our walk to the beach…definitely value in taking time to stop and look around every now and then, or you might miss something.
Briefly Noted …
“One set of notes was on a torn-out notebook page, the other partly typed with handwritten notes added.
Review: The Notebook | A History of Thinking on Paper by Roland Allen
For analog enthusiasts, The Notebook is a treasure trove. Roland Allen doesn't simply romanticize the past…he reveals how the notebook has always been a tool of innovation, disorder, reflection and discovery.
Sketch: Vacation Rental Oceanside, Calif.
Reminiscing on the many memories made in this wonderful vacation rental . . .
Unboxing Atlas Stationers: An AnalogMinded Stationery Store Review
There are so many reasons why I dig Atlas…
Esterbrook “Back to the Land Collection” | A Tribute to the Vibrant 1970s
After using my Esterbrook “Funky Lake” for a few weeks, it’s very likely the other two colors of Esties from this collection will make their way into my personal fountain pen collection.
Fortnightly Dispatch No. 09 – Dispatched
Including a lesson from Earnest Hemingway on why you should plan your weekend …
A Moment | Kayaking, Lake St Clair
“My little boy yesterday ... my friend today ... my son forever.”
Read: Lessons by Ian McEwan
The focus on piano lessons is what initially drew me to this book.
Read: The Road to Character by David Brooks
There's an overarching theme that led me to purchasing this book ... it's the distinction between "resume virtues" and "eulogy virtues."