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Thought I'd post this here as it finishes off this thread nicely, I emailed Cathy this picture & asked her which pen she would like.

[ATTACH]7299[/ATTACH]

Here is her reply:-

Dear Doug,

Please excuse me for getting emotional (soppy!), but I got all teary when I saw the beautiful pens you have made. Your generosity is amazing, and so appreciated! This is such a link to the past for me, and as an immigrant, somehow even more precious.

I have considered carefully, and discussed it all with my husband, and I would love to have the one on the right. Now I realise that depends on how you hold the photo, so it's the one without a waist, and a bit more chrome. I think it will be the most pleasant and easy to write with, as well as being so beautiful.

And I don't feel it has been a long while at all - I'm just very touched that you would also give me choice!

Thankyou again,
Cathy Worthington.

<blockquote data-quote="Doug" data-source="post: 73640" data-attributes="member: 241">Thought I&#039;d post this here as it finishes off this thread nicely, I emailed Cathy this picture &amp; asked her which pen she would like.[ATTACH]7299[/ATTACH]Here is her reply:-Dear Doug,Please excuse me for getting emotional (soppy!), but I got all teary when I saw the beautiful pens you have made. Your generosity is amazing, and so appreciated! This is such a link to the past for me, and as an immigrant,&nbsp; somehow even more precious. I have considered carefully, and discussed it all with my husband, and I would love to have the one on the right.&nbsp; Now I realise that depends on how you hold the photo, so it&#039;s the one without a waist, and a bit more chrome. I think it will be the most pleasant and easy to write with, as well as being so beautiful. And I don&#039;t feel it has been a long while at all - I&#039;m just very touched that you would also give me choice!Thankyou again,Cathy Worthington.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Doug, post: 73640, member: 241"] Thought I'd post this here as it finishes off this thread nicely, I emailed Cathy this picture & asked her which pen she would like. [ATTACH]7299._xfImport[/ATTACH] Here is her reply:- Dear Doug, Please excuse me for getting emotional (soppy!), but I got all teary when I saw the beautiful pens you have made. Your generosity is amazing, and so appreciated! This is such a link to the past for me, and as an immigrant, somehow even more precious. I have considered carefully, and discussed it all with my husband, and I would love to have the one on the right. Now I realise that depends on how you hold the photo, so it's the one without a waist, and a bit more chrome. I think it will be the most pleasant and easy to write with, as well as being so beautiful. And I don't feel it has been a long while at all - I'm just very touched that you would also give me choice! Thankyou again, Cathy Worthington. [/QUOTE]

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