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post #46 of 54
If my handwriting was more legible, people next to me in meetings would too easily read the sardonic comments I am writing about their outfits.
post #47 of 54
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do you write in the book or photocopy the practice pages?

I just wrote in the book but I made copies of the practice pages they provide as well...for later use.

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It's amazing how fast your writing deteriorates when you don't do it for a while. My cursive was getting half way decent and now I'm back to not being able to read the chicken scratch that I call writing. I think I'm going to make it a point to keep a journal and try to right something each day.

Completely agree. I haven't worked at it in a while and I can see my writing getting worse.
post #48 of 54
Perhaps I'll take a course in English as well. It appears I have no clue on which right is used when. Am I write? LOL!
post #49 of 54
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Perhaps I'll take a course in English as well. It appears I have no clue on which right is used when. Am I write? LOL!

Ha! Hadn't noticed it! But with a bit of poetic license it still makes sense. Write right!
post #50 of 54
Everyone always calls me out for writing very neat, and I suppose that's true, I'm also ambidextrous, left isn't as good as right because that was more "encouraged" in primary school so my right hand has had more practise, I write terribly small do, If I go for a fountain pen the entire paper will end up being one giant blob of ink so I always use an 0,5mm HB mechanical pencil.

These are some notes from a class, this is my "big quick and dirty font":

post #51 of 54
^ That's beautiful. Love it nod[1].gif
post #52 of 54
I find cursive very hard to read.
post #53 of 54
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Originally Posted by Reggs View Post

I find cursive very hard to read.

How old are you?
post #54 of 54
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Originally Posted by Dewey View Post

^ That's beautiful. Love it nod[1].gif

Don't know how it came together, used to hate it when I was younger, didn't think it was cool, I wanted to write with loose letters big letters like all the older kids but luckily failed terribly at that and kept at it.

Lecture today was a slow Monday morning one, the slower I write the smaller my 'font' gets, If I write any slower it will just be a line I guess. wink.gif

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