Using Fountain Pens for Note Writing

My note taking process has evolved a lot over the years. Originally I used my iPad with the Apple pencil, but having to charge it every few days was a pain. Then I switched to the Remarkable 2, which was great and I didn't need to charge the pen. But as I produced more and more notes, it became awkward to search for them. Unfortunately, handwriting to text, and handwriting search both require a monthly subscription. Screw that. So I switched to the Supernote Nomad, which (in my opinion) has better tooling for finding notes than the Remarkable. I mentioned this in my how do you take notes post. I created a new system for taking notes, and it worked well. It still had it's frustrations, but I could generally find what I was looking for on the Nomad. Then I started writing the occasional journal entry, and for that I decided I needed a physical book and fountain pen. I don't know why, it just felt more personal and more permanent doing it that way. Being left-handed, fountain pens can be…