INK PENS - du u use?
By knightrider
@knightrider (1083)
India
August 27, 2008 2:03am CST
its long since i ahve used ink pens, where u use a filler and separate ink bottle to fill ink from, but my boss still uses ink pens for signing important documents where he gets the office assistant to fill it as i did during my school days using a filler and ink bottle, y take all the strain, when refills are avialable in stores
3 responses
@bowtieguy (5915)
• United States
27 Aug 08
NO, I do use pens but not those kind. I didn't realize that you could still find them in use these days. I would find them to be most inconvient but it is interesting that your boss still uses them.
@princejayevents (1245)
• Philippines
28 Aug 08
i have used ink pen when i was studying calligraphy. for styles, you need it but since computer is widely used now to create styled writing, i don't know if it's still available.
@mykmari_08 (2464)
• Philippines
27 Aug 08
Honestly, I never got to use any ink pen ever since I learned how to write. I've been using pencils and ballpoint pens since. If I'm not mistaken, my father has used some ink pens for 'letterings' when I was younger.
But just a couple of months ago, I've watched a local talk show wherein in one of their weekly presentations, they featured these ink pens. Naturally, they do cost more than the commercial pens in the market. But while watching the entire show, I've come to perceive these ink pens in a different view. Somehow, I told myself that I will purchase one or a couple of sets of these pens when our cash flows get better.
Admittedly, my husband and I are finding it hard to make ends meet eventhough we both have jobs. In fact, we do have a daughter for a child but we have no choice but to leave her with my parents who live in the province because we cannot afford the services of a nanny at the moment. We still got a substantial outstanding monetary obligation with credit card companies, individuals, government, and loan agencies.
Hopefully, we'll be able to pay-off all our loans by year-end and have enough savings to start or build our own family business.



