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I spent so much time observing the nuances of different fountain pen ink colors that quite literally, when my wife and I are describing colors of things in the world around us, we use fountain pen ink names. Like, oh wow, I love the color of that car, It looks like Diamine blue velvet.

I’ll never forget one doctor uh who was a customer of ours, you know, served in Doctors Without Borders in a war torn country, who said that the ritual of cleaning out and inking her pens was the thing that she did to de-stress while she was out on assignment. I thought that was so cool.

Who hasn’t gone furniture shopping and thought, “Geez, I could probably build something like that myself and spend a lot less money.” Famous last words.

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