Trains, relaxing, hotel, museums, concert, walking, people watching, exploring, book shopping, coffee and tea. It’s going to be a nice weekend.
I hope yours is, too.
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have a great time in DC.
So, you are a Moleskin fan, eh? I would like to use them, but, the new Moleskins ( now made in China), have paper that doesnt work too well with fountain pen ink. I use the old fashioned comp books instead.
I think they were always made there, but they fibbed for a while:) They ARE terrible with very inky pens. I’m hooked on the damned things, though, LOL. Just have to be careful what I use to write in there.
Johnny also try out the “Black n Red” notebooks, available at Staples. It is a British company,and a steal at $7.99, very good paper that works well with fountain pen ink and wet writing gel pens and rollerball pens.
Borders is selling a Moleskine knock-off named Picadilly. At prices significantly lower than the original Moleskines. Some people from one of the fountain pen boards seem to like the paper in the Picadilly notebooks better .
Sounds awesome. Hope you had a great time. I’d love to ride a train sometime. We just don’t have many in the Midwest. :( Maybe I can talk the wife into an east coast vacation next year.