Written for: The Twiglets #306 - a spatter of ink Mom wrote her checks with a fountain pen gifted to her. I was fascinated by how the pen wrote. Sometimes I witnessed a spatter of ink, a muttered curse. I recall looking at many ink blots– all shapeless spatters to me. looking ink-spattered– small blemishes in autumn trampled, rained-on leaves He painted in India ink flowing lines, he dared not blink. Left painting to dry but things went awry. Cat jumped up and splat–blots of ink, cat in sink. https://thetwiglets.wordpress.com/
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Cat is lucky to only be in sink
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Mild-mannered owner.
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Funny what happened at the end with the cat. Now cat will be licking paws without end even after a good wash. Thanks for sharing.
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My pleasure, Selma!
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Love the limerick. I learned cursive writing using a fountain pen. It was a tricky implement.
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Thanks, Misk! I can’t imagine writing with a fountain pen. I can barely write in script at all anymore. No one can read it.
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I used to enjoy fountain pens. Even those nibs you had to dip! I have one special pen that is all glass from Italy – but the glass nib doesn’t hold that much ink. 🙂
When one has kitties… one has to be prepared for their curious natures 😀
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Sounds like a beautiful pen, Jules.
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Look up glass fountain pens. It is pretty. I think I got mine at a bookstore. 🙂
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