Okay I know weird question but i just finished wroting something short and important to me and i’d like it to feel good when you read it. Like, in a tactile way as well as an emotional way.

i used to use hammermill something something I forget, my soccer coach would order it (she was also the office manager at the firm but like, she coached my soccer team when i was 8 i still called her Coach) whenever we ran out. Today i opened the bag? sack? whatever of emergency hammermill in my closet and it only felt marginally better than the crazy vaclav’s paper of discounts we been getting. I think i bought the wrong emergency fancy paper, or someone played a prank on me.

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    22 days ago

    For me it’s always been about feel. It’s been some years since I worried about my paper quality, but I used to go to the stationary or office supply store and spend way to much time picking out a ream of what I thought felt best. This was only if I was printing it out on the laser for a paper, or later, presentations. The lack of quality of my penmanship would make the quality of the paper pretty irrelevant otherwise.