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If you haven't been keeping tabs, I recommend checking out the comments in the newbie-friendly resource post. Lots of good ideas and suggestions there!

Today, I thought it'd be fun to share our essential bujo gear. Maybe it's something basic like your bullet journal and a ballpoint pen. Or maybe it's something fancy like this amazing stamp and sticker set you have.

Whatever it is, leave a comment with a photo and/or a simple list of items. Consider this your introduction to the community and each other. Go!

Date: 2017-01-30 02:59 am (UTC)
eleanorjane: The one, the only, Harley Quinn. (Default)
From: [personal profile] eleanorjane

As an ongoing thing I like the classic Parker ballpoint pens, but my current favourite is the Pilot DR Grip pen: http://www.officeworks.com.au/shop/officeworks/p/pilot-dr-grip-advance-retractable-ballpoint-pen-black-da623630bk http://www.officeworks.com.au/shop/officeworks/p/pilot-dr-grip-advance-retractable-ballpoint-pen-black-da623630bk

They’re comfy to hold, and very nice writing action and ink.

Basically, I prefer ballpoint pens with a medium or bigger point, and oily/“rich" ink so it flows well without scratching.

Ideally I could use fountain pens everywhere, but that’s not practical - and they’re not waterproof and I’m a klutz, so...

Date: 2017-01-30 03:02 am (UTC)
yhlee: Alto clef and whole note (middle C). (cilantro writer)
From: [personal profile] yhlee
Cool, thanks! I used to be all about super-fine points but as I grow older and my eyesight continues to deteriorate, I'm realizing the benefits of writing a bit bigger!

I too am a klutz, so yeah--there are times I can indulge my love of my fountain pens, and then there are times when I use a happy happy ballpoint or rollerball instead.

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