u/bks33691

judicious?

I really can do almost anything I set my mind to.

I did - I chose a family name that actually is my maiden name (白） and a given name that represents me pretty well. I asked a few Chinese friends if it was suitable, and they all said it was. I've done a second (and third) check with people I trust, and they've said it still suits me and is a good name. I thought it was extremely rewarding choosing a name based on my personality, but I also did a fair amount of research to get it right.

Autumn Song by Dante Gabriel Rossetti.

http://imgur.com/axj7HH2

The red soaked in fast, leaving all the gold on the surface. On coated paper it stays red.

I tried writing with a skewer and it's just useless. I think maybe I can do the q-tip and skewer pieces, then finish swatches as thinks get inked. I'm not sure how else to get a decent representation of the inks.

John W. Schaum piano books.

Making things. Cooking, woodworking, making jewelry, drawing - it doesn't matter. I like to make things.

Really smooth. Colors nicely too. I have [[J. Herbin Emerald of Chivor]] in it right now.

Seems silly now, but when I was a kid the apple trees from The Wizard of Oz scared the bejeezus out of me. I would think of them even when I wasn't watching the movie; made me a little scared of the woods at times.

My friend bought it for about $3 USD and sent it to me. I'm not sure if it's available in the US or Canada.

I bought the Jinhao and am really enjoying it. The hero just came from a Chinese friend, and isn't inked yet. It feels great in my hand though, I can't wait to try it out!

• EDIT * - typo in the title, it's a Hero 7001A. Not nearly a fancy as the 700.

Thickest ink ever then, you can feel the red paint where it sticks up out of the grooves.

No, I didn't even notice it until my son pointed it out. It did cost me $3.00, so I suppose it could possibly be a knockoff.

For you folks that are downvoting, it'd be nice to know why, so I can make sure to post quality stuff (or stop posting in this subreddit altogether).

The yearly calendar gets moved from book to book: http://imgur.com/JORjwrk

The fun part: http://imgur.com/80ua3eK

The actual bullet journaling part of the journal: http://imgur.com/XFvvfzc

Individual and group therapy, medication and constantly reminding myself that certain things are symptoms, and not "me". Trying to cut myself a little slack once in a while. Taking mental health days from work when it's really bad.

She's also doing pin curls, maybe she's going for a 20s look.

I have repeating appointments that are billed monthly. I put them in my monthly calendar so I can incorporate the bills into my monthly budget (which I also track on my monthly calendar). I do a form of bullet journalling, so it's all on paper, customized the way I want it.

I'm pretty sure every Chinese adult I know is watching this.