What's the oldest thing you enjoy on a daily basis?
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Oh wonderful, I'm glad to hear it. Don't suppose you have any tips for navigating her incessant quilting talk while you're here?
To put joking aside, I have been trying to make a sort of quilt pattern to add to one of my sweatshirts, but I'm not good at sewing and don't have a sewing machine. So I would probably listen to her talk about quilts and how to make the edges look good.
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Music, game, novel, show, what have you. What do you love that's particularly old?
Edith Piaf never gets old
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Probably this ball of water and dirt we're living on.
That big ball of nuclear fusion you can see sometimes is also pretty alright
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Music, game, novel, show, what have you. What do you love that's particularly old?
Fountain pens. They don't make custom alloys of gold specifically for their nibs any more because they're not ubiquitous. An old "wet noodle" italic Parker or Waterman is a writing experience to behold.
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Music, game, novel, show, what have you. What do you love that's particularly old?
My jokes.
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Music, game, novel, show, what have you. What do you love that's particularly old?
I still keep a few old things around but I'm not near them or using them on a daily basis.
The only exception is one necklace, which I always keep on even when showering. I started using it about a decade ago, but it belonged to my mother since her teenager years.
So yes, that's an item that's old and I enjoy on a daily basis
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Music, game, novel, show, what have you. What do you love that's particularly old?
The Sun
(the firey ball of doom, not the garbage newspaper)
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It's the game of Go. Also known as baduk, weiqi, igo. It's a board game known for being pretty old.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Hell yeah. Go is amazing. Crazy that something with such simple rules can be so deep.. Wish I had some locals to play with
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To put joking aside, I have been trying to make a sort of quilt pattern to add to one of my sweatshirts, but I'm not good at sewing and don't have a sewing machine. So I would probably listen to her talk about quilts and how to make the edges look good.
I would also take quilting advice from OP's mum
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That big ball of nuclear fusion you can see sometimes is also pretty alright
Hah, I posted "the sun" in a separate comment before I saw yours
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Fountain pens. They don't make custom alloys of gold specifically for their nibs any more because they're not ubiquitous. An old "wet noodle" italic Parker or Waterman is a writing experience to behold.
Try out fudepens too. Fountain pens, but with a brush end. Sometimes they're refillable (my preference), sometimes they're not. They make them with actual bristle brush tips, but also foam tips like calligraphy markers.
I've come to really enjoy them.
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Probably this ball of water and dirt we're living on.
Grateful for it every day
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Music, game, novel, show, what have you. What do you love that's particularly old?
My wife. 🥰
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Music, game, novel, show, what have you. What do you love that's particularly old?
The stale air
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My PS2. Thanks to Homebrew and some gadgets I bought I can to play a ton of games in their original hardware and it's been awesome.
I still got my PS2 with the HDD modded to load backups. Haha.
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Music, game, novel, show, what have you. What do you love that's particularly old?
My Pebble watch
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Music, game, novel, show, what have you. What do you love that's particularly old?
Normally, I'd answer my husband. But today, I'll say Skyrim. I picked it up again after multiple years, and I have loved and played this game since its release in 2011.
Talk all the shit you want, this is one of my favorite nostalgic kicks.
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Normally, I'd answer my husband. But today, I'll say Skyrim. I picked it up again after multiple years, and I have loved and played this game since its release in 2011.
Talk all the shit you want, this is one of my favorite nostalgic kicks.
I think 13 year olds are a bit too young to get married
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Fountain pens. They don't make custom alloys of gold specifically for their nibs any more because they're not ubiquitous. An old "wet noodle" italic Parker or Waterman is a writing experience to behold.
I'm more fond of dip pens, they are terribly impractical but for me it's a joy.
One of my favourite nibs is the blue pumpkin.
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Music, game, novel, show, what have you. What do you love that's particularly old?
I have many things that are very old and enjoy but I don't use them on a daily basis. Maybe my typewriter is what I use more often.
