Comments on: Holding a pen http://lovelyloey.me/holding-a-pen/ They say the pen is mightier than the sword. Sat, 04 Feb 2012 16:17:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: On Pens « Ink Inc. http://lovelyloey.me/holding-a-pen/comment-page-1/#comment-691 On Pens « Ink Inc. Mon, 02 Mar 2009 04:43:00 +0000 http://lovelyloey.wordpress.com/2008/02/01/holding-a-pen/#comment-691 [...] using ballpoint pens from Muji for a few years now and recently I discovered another pen I like. I recall saying on this blog once that I would not buy Pilot pens because I sorta find them overpriced. Yet there is this one pen [...] [...] using ballpoint pens from Muji for a few years now and recently I discovered another pen I like. I recall saying on this blog once that I would not buy Pilot pens because I sorta find them overpriced. Yet there is this one pen [...]

]]> By: ish http://lovelyloey.me/holding-a-pen/comment-page-1/#comment-690 ish Sat, 02 Feb 2008 07:45:26 +0000 http://lovelyloey.wordpress.com/2008/02/01/holding-a-pen/#comment-690 Yeah, we do have chapati's and stuff in North India. We're foodies here in the state I live..it's almost full of people who live to eat. But then again, we eat a lot of chinese stuff..noodles etc so we can always use a chopstick. Of course it'd look rather silly doing that but who cares. <strong>People who live to eat. I think that happens to a lot of Singaporeans too. :P I hate eating slippery noodles using chopsticks. Prefer to twirl my noodles with a fork, heh. </strong> Yeah, we do have chapati’s and stuff in North India. We’re foodies here in the state I live..it’s almost full of people who live to eat.

But then again, we eat a lot of chinese stuff..noodles etc so we can always use a chopstick. Of course it’d look rather silly doing that but who cares.

People who live to eat. I think that happens to a lot of Singaporeans too. :P I hate eating slippery noodles using chopsticks. Prefer to twirl my noodles with a fork, heh.

]]> By: ish http://lovelyloey.me/holding-a-pen/comment-page-1/#comment-689 ish Fri, 01 Feb 2008 17:22:11 +0000 http://lovelyloey.wordpress.com/2008/02/01/holding-a-pen/#comment-689 Good think we don't have chopsticks in here or I'm sure I would have had to hear many things about my style of holding them too. Spoon for the win! :P <strong>Ha, Indian cuisine cannot be eaten with chopsticks. Well, unless you cut up the chapati (do they eat chapati and thosai and stuff in Northern India?) in to bite-size pieces, and use chopsticks to eat them. Which is rather redundant. </strong> Good think we don’t have chopsticks in here or I’m sure I would have had to hear many things about my style of holding them too. Spoon for the win! :P

Ha, Indian cuisine cannot be eaten with chopsticks. Well, unless you cut up the chapati (do they eat chapati and thosai and stuff in Northern India?) in to bite-size pieces, and use chopsticks to eat them. Which is rather redundant.

]]> By: Angela http://lovelyloey.me/holding-a-pen/comment-page-1/#comment-688 Angela Fri, 01 Feb 2008 15:43:54 +0000 http://lovelyloey.wordpress.com/2008/02/01/holding-a-pen/#comment-688 but muji pens aren't waterproof so i cannot use them lol. <strong>Ballpoint loh. :P Or stop drinking coffee/tea/beverage while you write. :P</strong> but muji pens aren’t waterproof so i cannot use them lol.

Ballpoint loh. :P Or stop drinking coffee/tea/beverage while you write. :P

]]> By: sulz http://lovelyloey.me/holding-a-pen/comment-page-1/#comment-687 sulz Fri, 01 Feb 2008 15:04:37 +0000 http://lovelyloey.wordpress.com/2008/02/01/holding-a-pen/#comment-687 yer, i so jealous of your hand. fingers so long and wrist looks so slim. hahaha. <strong>No leh, I think it's the angle of how I take my photographs. Fingers are fat; my rings are often too big for some other girls' thumbs. Haha.</strong> yer, i so jealous of your hand. fingers so long and wrist looks so slim.

hahaha.

No leh, I think it’s the angle of how I take my photographs. Fingers are fat; my rings are often too big for some other girls’ thumbs. Haha.

]]> By: sulz http://lovelyloey.me/holding-a-pen/comment-page-1/#comment-686 sulz Fri, 01 Feb 2008 15:02:37 +0000 http://lovelyloey.wordpress.com/2008/02/01/holding-a-pen/#comment-686 OMFG PPL ALWAYS COMPLAIN ABOUT MY CHOPSTICK-HOLDING STYLE TOO. they always cross no matter how hard i try to hold them nicely. sometimes i have difficulty picking up food but i'm not bothered cos i know i'll eventually get it. when i was a kid i always ask for a fork and spoon and i get teased mercilessly for not being 'chinese'. :evil: i don't believe you can write the way you pose in the second picture! impossible! haven't heard of muji pens here but well, i'm the kind if i like a certain brand i won't even consider others to try for a long time. will look out for it in stationery shops next time. <strong>Haha, mine not only crosses, my index finger sticks out and points around the table which is taken to be quite direspectful. And I can never handle small pieces of food, and especially noodles. Maybe I shall do a post on my chopstick holding stance next! Oh and Muji is a standalone brand itself; it's from Japan and they sell everything from pen to food to clothes and even bicycles. LOL</strong> OMFG PPL ALWAYS COMPLAIN ABOUT MY CHOPSTICK-HOLDING STYLE TOO. they always cross no matter how hard i try to hold them nicely. sometimes i have difficulty picking up food but i’m not bothered cos i know i’ll eventually get it. when i was a kid i always ask for a fork and spoon and i get teased mercilessly for not being ‘chinese’. :evil:

i don’t believe you can write the way you pose in the second picture! impossible!

haven’t heard of muji pens here but well, i’m the kind if i like a certain brand i won’t even consider others to try for a long time. will look out for it in stationery shops next time.

Haha, mine not only crosses, my index finger sticks out and points around the table which is taken to be quite direspectful. And I can never handle small pieces of food, and especially noodles. Maybe I shall do a post on my chopstick holding stance next!
Oh and Muji is a standalone brand itself; it’s from Japan and they sell everything from pen to food to clothes and even bicycles. LOL

]]> By: ish http://lovelyloey.me/holding-a-pen/comment-page-1/#comment-685 ish Fri, 01 Feb 2008 14:59:55 +0000 http://lovelyloey.wordpress.com/2008/02/01/holding-a-pen/#comment-685 My style if you've seen it is kind of similar to yours. At least my thumb also sticks out and well the similarity ends there. I put too much pressure on my index finger which in turn means that when I write on one page, the next 2-3 pages get the outlines too. Basically I press very hard when writing and that's why I get tired easily. But it doesn't matter till the time the handwriting is legible which is what's important to me. <strong>For some reason, I can't load the pictures on your post! :( Anyway, yes, I think as long as handwriting is legible, that's enough. About outlines on the other pages, this reminds me of some sleuth shows where the detectives will use a pencil to shade on those pages and find out what the suspect/victim wrote prior to the crime. Hoho.</strong> My style if you’ve seen it is kind of similar to yours. At least my thumb also sticks out and well the similarity ends there. I put too much pressure on my index finger which in turn means that when I write on one page, the next 2-3 pages get the outlines too. Basically I press very hard when writing and that’s why I get tired easily. But it doesn’t matter till the time the handwriting is legible which is what’s important to me.

For some reason, I can’t load the pictures on your post! :(
Anyway, yes, I think as long as handwriting is legible, that’s enough.
About outlines on the other pages, this reminds me of some sleuth shows where the detectives will use a pencil to shade on those pages and find out what the suspect/victim wrote prior to the crime. Hoho.

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