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== StoryWorth == '''Brad Dowdy:''' All right. This episode is brought to you by StoryWorth, the easiest way to share your family stories. StoryWorth makes it easy and enjoyable for your loved ones to share their life stories with weekly email story prompts and questions that you might not think to ask on your own. Then at the end of the year, they'll get their stories bound in a beautiful hardcover book. It's sleek with a black and white interior color cover and up to 480 pages in length. This means that you and your loved ones can preserve the memories and even pass this on to future generations. Here's how StoryWorth works. You buy a subscription for someone important to you, and then each week, StoryWorth will send them an email with a question about their life. Then they can email back with their story or even record it over the phone and it will be turned into text. After a year, their stories will be bound in that beautiful book for them to keep. StoryWorth is a great way to learn more about someone. The questions are designed to evoke entertaining, surprising, and moving responses. And StoryWorth is also a great way of staying in touch with family members who maybe live a little further away than you'd like. With StoryWorth, you can write stories and upload photos by email, on the web, or in their smartphone app as well. You can also share their stories with as many people as you want. You just invite them by email. And then you can save and edit all of these stories on StoryWorth.com. All of your data is secure and everything is private by default. You get to control exactly who sees what. I've been trying out StoryWorth. And one of the questions that I saw when I was looking through this with a family member was about family vacations. And I remember, and something that I know that I'm going to see in my responses to this is about all of the vacations that we used to take as kids to seaside towns in England. We used to go to lots of seaside towns by the coast. And you know where video games are playing, like arcades or whatever? Yeah. We call them amusement arcades, which is shortened to amusements. So they were called the amusements. And so that's going to be, that's a fun thing. And we're going to hear lots about amusements and donuts and fish and chips, which is a lot about my life as a kid. Nice. And for my family, StoryWorth is great because it's not that we're spread out. It's that we actually just don't get a lot of time together. So I understand like this is a great thing for people and families can't get together that often because they're far away. But some people, they're just busy. And this is a great way to stay connected and to share something. So if you're looking for a meaningful, maybe even last minute, Mother's Day gift. So it's perfect for this. This is absolutely perfect for someone you care about, especially for Mother's Day. And now is the time to place your order. Listeners of this show can get $20 off their subscription by going to storyworth.com slash penaddict. That is $20 off when you visit storyworth.com slash penaddict. StoryWorth, a new way to bring the family together. Our thanks to them for their support of this show and RelayFM. '''Myke Hurley:''' So it's funny how this next topic actually ties into the previous topic. '''Brad Dowdy:''' Yeah, especially in design. The Kaweco grip, the Apple Pencil grip, it appears that it is going to be making its way to the U.S. soon, right? This is something that you sent to me. You sent me an image. Where did this come from? '''Myke Hurley:''' Yes, I'm on their Kaweco's PR mailing list. You know, I'm sure a bunch of people are. Actually, I know a bunch of people are because they forget to BCC everyone sometimes. So that's cool. They sent out this most recent one and put an availability date on that, which I'm guessing is the European availability date, which I think was April. And that means that they're coming to main retailers around the world probably shortly after that. So I would look for these late spring, early summer. They're going to be available. '''Brad Dowdy:''' It is so hard to buy right now. I've just gone to Most Wanted Pens. Delivery time, 80 workdays. Wow. '''Myke Hurley:''' I'm going to start putting my things in workdays. '''Brad Dowdy:''' Now, you know, so that's on the black and silver. On the gold is one to four days. And the rose gold is 80. So if you want one soon, you know, the rose gold, the actual gold one is the one you want. They've got that in stock. Everything else is heavily backordered. '''Myke Hurley:''' Like, yeah, this is going to be we've talked about this from the minute we saw this. If this ever becomes wide release, it's going to do really well outside of our community. Right. I mean, this is a big accessory item for Apple and it's so well done. It's going to fit right in. So I got to try yours in Atlanta. I got to see one in the Arkansas Pen Show. I'm definitely picking one of these up. I don't know that I'm going to use it constantly. I like the thinness of the Apple Pencil, which goes back to the Y Studio stuff. When I'm using my Apple Pencil, it's generally smaller writing. And there's definitely a correlation between wide barrels and wide writing and small barrels and small writing. So we'll see. I'll get one to try. But at least they rounded the grip right. Hex barrel knurled round grip. So that's the way you do it. '''Brad Dowdy:''' Yeah, I'm a big fan. I really like it. I have two now. I have one on each of my Apple Pencils. Because it was a thing that I liked so much that I wanted to keep, right? Like I liked it a lot. So I wanted to keep it on there. And that meant that I would want it on both. Because I don't want to be... I mean, the reason I have two Apple Pencils is so I don't have to keep swapping around between my two iPads. Like it's just never an issue. There's always one attached. I'm never going to forget it. So I decided to just go ahead and get it. And I also got it in just before the availability changed horrifically. And I'm not going to say it's my fault that the availability changed. But I'm also going to say that it was fine to get. And then I spoke about it on a couple of my shows. And then like a week later, they were completely sold out everywhere. I'm just... I'm not going to say I had anything to do with it, Kaweco. But like you never know, right? '''Myke Hurley:''' Never know. Never know. But I think this is one of those things where I will get and I will end up going back and forth in the beginning. Then it'll end up sticking like full time on my pencil. Plus, I tend to lose my Apple Pencil. '''Brad Dowdy:''' Yeah, it took me some time as well to like just get used to having it. '''Myke Hurley:''' So I lose my Apple Pencil. I think I lost my one for like five days like recently. And I finally found... Remembered where it was. So I think being this larger size will help it not, you know, disappear on me as randomly as it currently does. Because I do tend to lose my Apple Pencil because I don't hook it to my case like you do.
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