Little did I know that the note that I am writing now – “Time Spent On Trying To Be Perfect Is Time Wasted” – applies exactly to me too.  I was doing my best to showcase my penmanship and calligraphy with the chosen note.

In a recent post, I suggested to my readers to “write a note, don’t just type it!  What will you write about?”

Writing without the aid of ruled paper,  my lines kept slanting upwards. After three attempts, however, I decided that my vanity is of lesser importance than the substance in the note. A less-than-perfect written note is ok. The more important thing is what I wrote in the note – its real substance.

Time Spent Trying To Be Perfect Is Time Wasted

TIME 

SPENT ON TRYING

TO BE 

PERFECT

IS TIME 

WASTED.

The post, mentioned above,  was the first in a series of drawings and handwritten notes where I actually was using my favourite writing tool – my fountain pen. In this second post, I had used the newer high-tech pen with a liner tip.