Handwritten: Your Favourite Quotes

[ISW_Kaputnik]

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[Bookman]

[Bookman]

 

[ParramattaPaul]

 

My father used the same technique, pose a question for me to answer, at the dinner table when I was in my early teens. It was his effort and goal to (successfully) teach me to evaluate the question and whatever information provided, think logically, and to form and debate an opinion. Mind you, he had a trick to force me argue an opposing position once I succeeded arguing my opinion. It was not uncommon for these dinner table discussions to last until midnight.

 

It was not uncommon for these dinner table discussions to last well past midnight - even on school nights with homework yet to be done.

[Freddy]

 

 

Fred

[Bookman]

Edited February 2, 2017 by Bookman

[Frank66]

 

 

 

My father used the same technique, pose a question for me to answer, at the dinner table when I was in my early teens. It was his effort and goal to (successfully) teach me to evaluate the question and whatever information provided, think logically, and to form and debate an opinion. Mind you, he had a trick to force me argue an opposing position once I succeeded arguing my opinion. It was not uncommon for these dinner table discussions to last until midnight.

 

It was not uncommon for these dinner table discussions to last well past midnight - even on school nights with homework yet to be done.

 

I liked both the above posts, may I humbly add a quote by Socrates too:

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Edited February 2, 2017 by Frank66

[Freddy]

 

Fred

 

fuse is lit.................................................................

[Bookman]

[Freddy]

 

 

Fred

[Bookman]

[JDHudson]

Theirs not to reason why,

Theirs but to do or die.

Alfred, Lord Tennyson

[Bookman]

(From my writers collection. Penmanship quality varies.)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Freddy]

 

Fred

[Freddy]

 

Fred

 

me handwritten thingie, 2-06-17

[Orpilorp]

From Bob Dylan

[pyotrkot]

I really enjoy seeing samples of other fountain pen user's handwriting. Combining them with favorite quotes was a stroke of genius 😀

 

These were written on Rhodia grid paper.

Edited February 12, 2017 by pyotrkot

[Freddy]

 

 

Fred

[pyotrkot]

The Gettysburg Address by Freddy on page 34 was inspiration for me to hand copy the well known 1915 Ypres battlefield poem "In Flanders Fields" by Canadian Lt. Col. John McCrae (1872-1918).

 

The verses below were an attempt to determine how tiny I could write yet be readable. As is obvious, printing is easier to control and more legible than cursive script at that size with the naked eye. The paper is Rhodia 5 x 5 mm grid pattern and 2.8" wide.

[Frank66]

The Gettysburg Address by Freddy on page 34 was inspiration for me to hand copy the well known 1915 Ypres battlefield poem "In Flanders Fields" by Canadian Lt. Col. John McCrae (1872-1918).

 

The verses below were an attempt to determine how tiny I could write yet be readable. As is obvious, printing is easier to control and more legible than cursive script at that size with the naked eye. The paper is Rhodia 5 x 5 mm grid pattern and 2.8" wide.

 

Very nice, and most inspiring! Thanks for sharing.