Wonderful inks

To a graphophile like myself, being shown The Writing Desk is like giving a child the keys to a sweet shop. I bet you never realised that choosing ink could be difficult!

Well, my choice was easier than I originally thought; discounting all of the wonderful bright shades left my three favourites, of which two were out of stock. £5 for 80ml of indigo. I shall have to go back later for the other two!Gorgeous. Try out their Ink Chooser, too!

God, how geeky.

(This, of course, is all in aid of my new Namiki Vanishing Point, which is on its way. I already bought some black Quink, but I like the best!)

Posted at 2005-01-06 16:30:48 by Richard • Link to Wonderful inks
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More CDs

Oh Amazon, why do you tempt me? Because this is a blog, and if I didn't catalogue pointless crap I'd have nothing to write, here's the salami:

Attempting to complete my Bowie collection (i.e. buying bad albums): Never Let Me Down and Tonight; Tricky's Vulnerable (CD+DVD) and Belinda Carlisle's A Woman and a Man just for the sake of it (all of these were £3.33 each!); Blue for the Most by Abraham — a leap of faith, but it sounds like it will be interesting — and The Best of The Mamas And The Papas (why not?); and, to cap it all off, Streets of London by Ralph McTell. If the album is as good as the song, then I'll be very pleased.

7 CDs, £23. The equivalent on the iTMS would cost an estimated £56 (I haven't the patience to look it up), and, while more convenient now, leaves me without a high-quality physical backup. CD's — the choice of winners.

(Apologies for embarrassing people with my music taste. I also listen to a lot of really good music, I promise!)

Posted at 2005-01-06 10:08:02 by Richard • Link to More CDs
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