Wednesday, Christmas Eve

[night_child80]

We woke up to the lullaby song of rain falling outside. And no idea what to do, other than that the SO wanted to do some shopping.

Without a street directory in the car, we decided to drive around the island to explore. I gave lucentstreak a call and found her nua-ing at home, so dragged her along with us. Thankfully the SO's sense of direction and vague

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[lemon_puurin]

*drools* oh i love jones the grocer!~ haha back when i used to go dempsy often. and omg Sinalco! i haven't seen that for a long time in SG. where is this place....*hungry* ....*trolls for food*

[night_child80]

Jones the Grocer is awesome! I can't wait to try their meals.

Colbar is on Whitchurch Road, near the Temasek Club on Portsdown Road. Map here.

[lucentstreak]

mmmm.. you made it to the church I see.

Now, young padawan, that you have taken the first step into the world of fountain pens - you might want to wade in deeper into the wells of knowledge - Fountain pen network.

Day old blood.. ew. I'll top it off with a review on REAL homo sapien blood as ink.... Guess you can compare contrast the colour. The lamy 2000 is really just a good pen that simply works under most condition and it has a lovely 14k gold nib :)

*g*

[night_child80]

Yes, we did. (^_^)

... baby steps, Master Obi-wan-Kenobi. Baby steps. :p

Fountain Pens and Noodler's ink

[ext_139821]

lucentstreak, I totally agree on the concept of the Fountain Pen as being nice, environmental friendly, and long lasting. I also have the Noodler's in Tiananmen and you are dead on about it looking like day old blood. Nice to see someone else who appreciates the fountain pen as compared to the disposable cheap pens.

If you are not ready for the Lamy 2000, might I suggest you check out the Lamy Studio...I just got one and I love it, even did a big review of it on my blog with some pictures if you care to check it out. You can get one for about 1/2 the price of a Lamy 2000 so it might be a better option to start with.