Hey, Bob. I love your Saturday Evening Post article! I also love your 1954 typewriter. I may have to get one of those one day too. Such beautiful works of art they are. Thanks for the comment and for reading my post.
The only downside is that I can't take it to Starbucks and write there. Well, I could, but they'd most likely get annoyed by the clickety-clack of the keys. It would be funny though.
Your new typewriter is a beauty! I’ve found that when I start a piece of writing on paper, the end result feels more “me.” And that’s what people are subscribing to.
James, this is great. I also bought a typewriter for creative reasons (only I went way back to 1954!):
https://www.saturdayeveningpost.com/2022/07/why-and-how-i-use-a-typewriter/
Hey, Bob. I love your Saturday Evening Post article! I also love your 1954 typewriter. I may have to get one of those one day too. Such beautiful works of art they are. Thanks for the comment and for reading my post.
100% agree.
I've never used a typewriter. Perhaps the time is now!
The only downside is that I can't take it to Starbucks and write there. Well, I could, but they'd most likely get annoyed by the clickety-clack of the keys. It would be funny though.
The Starbucks crowd? I feel like they'd love it! If anything, you'd start a trend.
I wish I had the nerve to do it and film it.
Your new typewriter is a beauty! I’ve found that when I start a piece of writing on paper, the end result feels more “me.” And that’s what people are subscribing to.
Happy typing (or pecking)! 🐓😄
Thanks! Part of what drew me to this particular typewriter was the orange/yellow color. And I agree with you about the "me" aspect of our writing.