Re: Re: Good Link--Different Thyroid Disorders - left-handedness and Hashi's

[Guest guest]

Who says you have to be able to draw a straight line to paint?

*big grin*

I knit, sew, x-stitch, garden and wish I could make more than a joyful noise and I wish I could paint but can't draw a straight line. Not sure if this counts as I am right handed but left footed.

Dawn

[Guest guest]

Who says you have to be able to draw a straight line to paint?

*big grin*

I knit, sew, x-stitch, garden and wish I could make more than a joyful noise and I wish I could paint but can't draw a straight line. Not sure if this counts as I am right handed but left footed.

Dawn

[Guest guest]

Who says you have to be able to draw a straight line to paint?

*big grin*

I knit, sew, x-stitch, garden and wish I could make more than a joyful noise and I wish I could paint but can't draw a straight line. Not sure if this counts as I am right handed but left footed.

Dawn

[Guest guest]

Okay.. you kinda hooked me now... I am right handed but I don't know if that is by choice or necessity.. so I'm gonna add another variable to this topic... Dominant eye.

I have a bum right eye... so my dominant hand is my right hand to go with my dominant left eye.... how many of you are left handed with dominant right eye or vice versa..... Does anyone have dominant hand and eye on the same side? From my research on this... your dominant hand is the opposite of your dominant eye...

I've been a 'make it with what you have available type' since I was a kid... My mom was the same way... and dad is an inventor... I used to do some pretty darn good pencil sketches, preferring animals and landscapes. I enjoy making things but have never had wood working tools to be able to use wood... so in the last couple of years I got into cardboard construction... Amazing things you can do with cardboard and glue. You guys have heard of the greenhouse, the websites... and now I've drawn up the 'dream' construction of the clinic. Whether or not we'll be able to build something that unique I don't know.. but I have the drawings for it....

I designed several very customized computer centers (glorified hutches). One that seats one user and four computers, two monitors, two keyboards and workspace for one unit under repair. Another is for two users.. four puters, four monitors, four keyboards and workspace for two units under repair. Another single user unit that I built... and now I'm working on another until the is more U shaped like the set up I have now. All units include tons of storage, ventilation for the electronics to keep them cool, sliding shelves and work stations that pull out for use and tuck away for storage. All with doors to close things up to look neat and organized. The two seater was designed to fit on a ten foot wall, and when closed comes out only two feet from the wall... when open it has keyboard draws and pull out desks and such that give plenty of work space...

Oh oh.. getting carried away on that subject... I'm been trying to figure out the new U shaped unit the last few days... making use of the parts that I already have and adding to it to make the features that I now want to incorporate.

I'll be quiet now.....

Topper ()

On Tue, 21 Jun 2005 14:11:05 -0700 (PDT) writes:

My left handed daughter also sang baritone (believe ornot it's true!)This gets dafter and dafter, but there was a reasonfor asking the question about creativity.The link between left handedness and dyslexia is wellknown; also left handedness and creativity be ittraditional art forms, engineering etc or the cyberworld. I'm a painter (and teacher), a couple offriends from student days are now HypoT. My daughterwho I thought would become a prof musician (violinistbut did law degrees instead wise girl!) is beingtested for hypo. I know designs graphics, Topper designs justabout anything she has a need for......Just a thought.

[Guest guest]

Okay.. you kinda hooked me now... I am right handed but I don't know if that is by choice or necessity.. so I'm gonna add another variable to this topic... Dominant eye.

I have a bum right eye... so my dominant hand is my right hand to go with my dominant left eye.... how many of you are left handed with dominant right eye or vice versa..... Does anyone have dominant hand and eye on the same side? From my research on this... your dominant hand is the opposite of your dominant eye...

I've been a 'make it with what you have available type' since I was a kid... My mom was the same way... and dad is an inventor... I used to do some pretty darn good pencil sketches, preferring animals and landscapes. I enjoy making things but have never had wood working tools to be able to use wood... so in the last couple of years I got into cardboard construction... Amazing things you can do with cardboard and glue. You guys have heard of the greenhouse, the websites... and now I've drawn up the 'dream' construction of the clinic. Whether or not we'll be able to build something that unique I don't know.. but I have the drawings for it....

I designed several very customized computer centers (glorified hutches). One that seats one user and four computers, two monitors, two keyboards and workspace for one unit under repair. Another is for two users.. four puters, four monitors, four keyboards and workspace for two units under repair. Another single user unit that I built... and now I'm working on another until the is more U shaped like the set up I have now. All units include tons of storage, ventilation for the electronics to keep them cool, sliding shelves and work stations that pull out for use and tuck away for storage. All with doors to close things up to look neat and organized. The two seater was designed to fit on a ten foot wall, and when closed comes out only two feet from the wall... when open it has keyboard draws and pull out desks and such that give plenty of work space...

Oh oh.. getting carried away on that subject... I'm been trying to figure out the new U shaped unit the last few days... making use of the parts that I already have and adding to it to make the features that I now want to incorporate.

I'll be quiet now.....

Topper ()

On Tue, 21 Jun 2005 14:11:05 -0700 (PDT) writes:

My left handed daughter also sang baritone (believe ornot it's true!)This gets dafter and dafter, but there was a reasonfor asking the question about creativity.The link between left handedness and dyslexia is wellknown; also left handedness and creativity be ittraditional art forms, engineering etc or the cyberworld. I'm a painter (and teacher), a couple offriends from student days are now HypoT. My daughterwho I thought would become a prof musician (violinistbut did law degrees instead wise girl!) is beingtested for hypo. I know designs graphics, Topper designs justabout anything she has a need for......Just a thought.

[Guest guest]

Okay.. you kinda hooked me now... I am right handed but I don't know if that is by choice or necessity.. so I'm gonna add another variable to this topic... Dominant eye.

I have a bum right eye... so my dominant hand is my right hand to go with my dominant left eye.... how many of you are left handed with dominant right eye or vice versa..... Does anyone have dominant hand and eye on the same side? From my research on this... your dominant hand is the opposite of your dominant eye...

I've been a 'make it with what you have available type' since I was a kid... My mom was the same way... and dad is an inventor... I used to do some pretty darn good pencil sketches, preferring animals and landscapes. I enjoy making things but have never had wood working tools to be able to use wood... so in the last couple of years I got into cardboard construction... Amazing things you can do with cardboard and glue. You guys have heard of the greenhouse, the websites... and now I've drawn up the 'dream' construction of the clinic. Whether or not we'll be able to build something that unique I don't know.. but I have the drawings for it....

I designed several very customized computer centers (glorified hutches). One that seats one user and four computers, two monitors, two keyboards and workspace for one unit under repair. Another is for two users.. four puters, four monitors, four keyboards and workspace for two units under repair. Another single user unit that I built... and now I'm working on another until the is more U shaped like the set up I have now. All units include tons of storage, ventilation for the electronics to keep them cool, sliding shelves and work stations that pull out for use and tuck away for storage. All with doors to close things up to look neat and organized. The two seater was designed to fit on a ten foot wall, and when closed comes out only two feet from the wall... when open it has keyboard draws and pull out desks and such that give plenty of work space...

Oh oh.. getting carried away on that subject... I'm been trying to figure out the new U shaped unit the last few days... making use of the parts that I already have and adding to it to make the features that I now want to incorporate.

I'll be quiet now.....

Topper ()

On Tue, 21 Jun 2005 14:11:05 -0700 (PDT) writes:

My left handed daughter also sang baritone (believe ornot it's true!)This gets dafter and dafter, but there was a reasonfor asking the question about creativity.The link between left handedness and dyslexia is wellknown; also left handedness and creativity be ittraditional art forms, engineering etc or the cyberworld. I'm a painter (and teacher), a couple offriends from student days are now HypoT. My daughterwho I thought would become a prof musician (violinistbut did law degrees instead wise girl!) is beingtested for hypo. I know designs graphics, Topper designs justabout anything she has a need for......Just a thought.

[Guest guest]

I am left-handed, but the only lefty in my

family out of many hypo women. I guess that means I have a dominant right eye,

but I honestly never thought about that. How can you tell? As for creativity, I

used to sing and have been playing the flute since 1973. That’s about it.

Topper do you have pictures of these

computer centers? They sound amazing.

CAROL

From: The_Thyroid_Support_Group [mailto:The_Thyroid_Support_Group ] On Behalf Of topper2@...

Sent: Tuesday, June 21, 2005 2:43

PM

To: The_Thyroid_Support_Group

Subject: Re:

Re: Good Link--Different Thyroid Disorders - left-handedness and Hashi's

Okay.. you kinda hooked me now... I am right handed but I don't know if

that is by choice or necessity.. so I'm gonna add another variable to this

topic... Dominant eye.

I have a bum right eye... so my dominant hand is my right hand to go

with my dominant left eye.... how many of you are left handed with dominant

right eye or vice versa..... Does anyone have dominant hand and eye on the same

side? From my research on this... your dominant hand is the opposite of your

dominant eye...

I've been a 'make it with what you have available type' since I was a

kid... My mom was the same way... and dad is an inventor... I used to do

some pretty darn good pencil sketches, preferring animals and landscapes. I

enjoy making things but have never had wood working tools to be able to use

wood... so in the last couple of years I got into cardboard

construction... Amazing things you can do with cardboard and glue. You

guys have heard of the greenhouse, the websites... and now I've drawn up the

'dream' construction of the clinic. Whether or not we'll be able to build

something that unique I don't know.. but I have the drawings for it....

I designed several very customized computer centers (glorified

hutches). One that seats one user and four computers, two monitors, two

keyboards and workspace for one unit under repair. Another is for two

users.. four puters, four monitors, four keyboards and workspace for two units

under repair. Another single user unit that I built... and now I'm working on

another until the is more U shaped like the set up I have now. All units

include tons of storage, ventilation for the electronics to keep them cool,

sliding shelves and work stations that pull out for use and tuck away for

storage. All with doors to close things up to look neat and organized. The two

seater was designed to fit on a ten foot wall, and when closed comes out only

two feet from the wall... when open it has keyboard draws and pull out desks

and such that give plenty of work space...

Oh oh.. getting carried away on that subject... I'm been trying to

figure out the new U shaped unit the last few days... making use of the parts

that I already have and adding to it to make the features that I now want to

incorporate.

I'll be quiet now.....

Topper ()

[Guest guest]

I am left-handed, but the only lefty in my

family out of many hypo women. I guess that means I have a dominant right eye,

but I honestly never thought about that. How can you tell? As for creativity, I

used to sing and have been playing the flute since 1973. That’s about it.

Topper do you have pictures of these

computer centers? They sound amazing.

CAROL

From: The_Thyroid_Support_Group [mailto:The_Thyroid_Support_Group ] On Behalf Of topper2@...

Sent: Tuesday, June 21, 2005 2:43

PM

To: The_Thyroid_Support_Group

Subject: Re:

Re: Good Link--Different Thyroid Disorders - left-handedness and Hashi's

Okay.. you kinda hooked me now... I am right handed but I don't know if

that is by choice or necessity.. so I'm gonna add another variable to this

topic... Dominant eye.

I have a bum right eye... so my dominant hand is my right hand to go

with my dominant left eye.... how many of you are left handed with dominant

right eye or vice versa..... Does anyone have dominant hand and eye on the same

side? From my research on this... your dominant hand is the opposite of your

dominant eye...

I've been a 'make it with what you have available type' since I was a

kid... My mom was the same way... and dad is an inventor... I used to do

some pretty darn good pencil sketches, preferring animals and landscapes. I

enjoy making things but have never had wood working tools to be able to use

wood... so in the last couple of years I got into cardboard

construction... Amazing things you can do with cardboard and glue. You

guys have heard of the greenhouse, the websites... and now I've drawn up the

'dream' construction of the clinic. Whether or not we'll be able to build

something that unique I don't know.. but I have the drawings for it....

I designed several very customized computer centers (glorified

hutches). One that seats one user and four computers, two monitors, two

keyboards and workspace for one unit under repair. Another is for two

users.. four puters, four monitors, four keyboards and workspace for two units

under repair. Another single user unit that I built... and now I'm working on

another until the is more U shaped like the set up I have now. All units

include tons of storage, ventilation for the electronics to keep them cool,

sliding shelves and work stations that pull out for use and tuck away for

storage. All with doors to close things up to look neat and organized. The two

seater was designed to fit on a ten foot wall, and when closed comes out only

two feet from the wall... when open it has keyboard draws and pull out desks

and such that give plenty of work space...

Oh oh.. getting carried away on that subject... I'm been trying to

figure out the new U shaped unit the last few days... making use of the parts

that I already have and adding to it to make the features that I now want to

incorporate.

I'll be quiet now.....

Topper ()

[Guest guest]

I am left-handed, but the only lefty in my

family out of many hypo women. I guess that means I have a dominant right eye,

but I honestly never thought about that. How can you tell? As for creativity, I

used to sing and have been playing the flute since 1973. That’s about it.

Topper do you have pictures of these

computer centers? They sound amazing.

CAROL

From: The_Thyroid_Support_Group [mailto:The_Thyroid_Support_Group ] On Behalf Of topper2@...

Sent: Tuesday, June 21, 2005 2:43

PM

To: The_Thyroid_Support_Group

Subject: Re:

Re: Good Link--Different Thyroid Disorders - left-handedness and Hashi's

Okay.. you kinda hooked me now... I am right handed but I don't know if

that is by choice or necessity.. so I'm gonna add another variable to this

topic... Dominant eye.

I have a bum right eye... so my dominant hand is my right hand to go

with my dominant left eye.... how many of you are left handed with dominant

right eye or vice versa..... Does anyone have dominant hand and eye on the same

side? From my research on this... your dominant hand is the opposite of your

dominant eye...

I've been a 'make it with what you have available type' since I was a

kid... My mom was the same way... and dad is an inventor... I used to do

some pretty darn good pencil sketches, preferring animals and landscapes. I

enjoy making things but have never had wood working tools to be able to use

wood... so in the last couple of years I got into cardboard

construction... Amazing things you can do with cardboard and glue. You

guys have heard of the greenhouse, the websites... and now I've drawn up the

'dream' construction of the clinic. Whether or not we'll be able to build

something that unique I don't know.. but I have the drawings for it....

I designed several very customized computer centers (glorified

hutches). One that seats one user and four computers, two monitors, two

keyboards and workspace for one unit under repair. Another is for two

users.. four puters, four monitors, four keyboards and workspace for two units

under repair. Another single user unit that I built... and now I'm working on

another until the is more U shaped like the set up I have now. All units

include tons of storage, ventilation for the electronics to keep them cool,

sliding shelves and work stations that pull out for use and tuck away for

storage. All with doors to close things up to look neat and organized. The two

seater was designed to fit on a ten foot wall, and when closed comes out only

two feet from the wall... when open it has keyboard draws and pull out desks

and such that give plenty of work space...

Oh oh.. getting carried away on that subject... I'm been trying to

figure out the new U shaped unit the last few days... making use of the parts

that I already have and adding to it to make the features that I now want to

incorporate.

I'll be quiet now.....

Topper ()

[Guest guest]

When my son was tested for Dyslexia (he was only

8years old then), the pyschologist rolled up a

newspaper into a tube shape and handed it to him and

asked him to use it as a telescope. My son took it

with his right hand and held it to his left eye. Then

the pysch took the newspaper back and rolled it up

into a ball and asked him to kick it. He kicked with

his left foot. Usually the dominant eye is on the same

side as the dominant hand. In Dyslexics 'cross

laterality' is common.

If I've got any of that wrong forgive me it's getting

late.

--- " Carol M. s " wrote:

> I am left-handed, but the only lefty in my family

> out of many hypo women. I

> guess that means I have a dominant right eye, but I

> honestly never thought

> about that. How can you tell? As for creativity, I

> used to sing and have

> been playing the flute since 1973. That's about it.

>

>

>

> Topper do you have pictures of these computer

> centers? They sound amazing.

>

>

>

> CAROL

>

>

>

> _____

>

> From: The_Thyroid_Support_Group

> [mailto:The_Thyroid_Support_Group ]

> On Behalf Of

> topper2@...

> Sent: Tuesday, June 21, 2005 2:43 PM

> To: The_Thyroid_Support_Group

> Subject: Re: Re: Good

> Link--Different Thyroid

> Disorders - left-handedness and Hashi's

>

>

>

> Okay.. you kinda hooked me now... I am right handed

> but I don't know if that

> is by choice or necessity.. so I'm gonna add another

> variable to this

> topic... Dominant eye.

>

>

>

> I have a bum right eye... so my dominant hand is my

> right hand to go with my

> dominant left eye.... how many of you are left

> handed with dominant right

> eye or vice versa..... Does anyone have dominant

> hand and eye on the same

> side? From my research on this... your dominant hand

> is the opposite of your

> dominant eye...

>

>

>

> I've been a 'make it with what you have available

> type' since I was a kid...

> My mom was the same way... and dad is an inventor...

> I used to do some

> pretty darn good pencil sketches, preferring animals

> and landscapes. I enjoy

> making things but have never had wood working tools

> to be able to use

> wood... so in the last couple of years I got into

> cardboard construction...

> Amazing things you can do with cardboard and glue.

> You guys have heard of

> the greenhouse, the websites... and now I've drawn

> up the 'dream'

> construction of the clinic. Whether or not we'll be

> able to build something

> that unique I don't know.. but I have the drawings

> for it....

>

>

>

> I designed several very customized computer centers

> (glorified hutches). One

> that seats one user and four computers, two

> monitors, two keyboards and

> workspace for one unit under repair. Another is for

> two users.. four puters,

> four monitors, four keyboards and workspace for two

> units under repair.

> Another single user unit that I built... and now I'm

> working on another

> until the is more U shaped like the set up I have

> now. All units include

> tons of storage, ventilation for the electronics to

> keep them cool, sliding

> shelves and work stations that pull out for use and

> tuck away for storage.

> All with doors to close things up to look neat and

> organized. The two seater

> was designed to fit on a ten foot wall, and when

> closed comes out only two

> feet from the wall... when open it has keyboard

> draws and pull out desks and

> such that give plenty of work space...

>

>

>

> Oh oh.. getting carried away on that subject... I'm

> been trying to figure

> out the new U shaped unit the last few days...

> making use of the parts that

> I already have and adding to it to make the features

> that I now want to

> incorporate.

>

>

>

> I'll be quiet now.....

>

>

>

> Topper ()

>

>

>

>

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

When my son was tested for Dyslexia (he was only

8years old then), the pyschologist rolled up a

newspaper into a tube shape and handed it to him and

asked him to use it as a telescope. My son took it

with his right hand and held it to his left eye. Then

the pysch took the newspaper back and rolled it up

into a ball and asked him to kick it. He kicked with

his left foot. Usually the dominant eye is on the same

side as the dominant hand. In Dyslexics 'cross

laterality' is common.

If I've got any of that wrong forgive me it's getting

late.

--- " Carol M. s " wrote:

> I am left-handed, but the only lefty in my family

> out of many hypo women. I

> guess that means I have a dominant right eye, but I

> honestly never thought

> about that. How can you tell? As for creativity, I

> used to sing and have

> been playing the flute since 1973. That's about it.

>

>

>

> Topper do you have pictures of these computer

> centers? They sound amazing.

>

>

>

> CAROL

>

>

>

> _____

>

> From: The_Thyroid_Support_Group

> [mailto:The_Thyroid_Support_Group ]

> On Behalf Of

> topper2@...

> Sent: Tuesday, June 21, 2005 2:43 PM

> To: The_Thyroid_Support_Group

> Subject: Re: Re: Good

> Link--Different Thyroid

> Disorders - left-handedness and Hashi's

>

>

>

> Okay.. you kinda hooked me now... I am right handed

> but I don't know if that

> is by choice or necessity.. so I'm gonna add another

> variable to this

> topic... Dominant eye.

>

>

>

> I have a bum right eye... so my dominant hand is my

> right hand to go with my

> dominant left eye.... how many of you are left

> handed with dominant right

> eye or vice versa..... Does anyone have dominant

> hand and eye on the same

> side? From my research on this... your dominant hand

> is the opposite of your

> dominant eye...

>

>

>

> I've been a 'make it with what you have available

> type' since I was a kid...

> My mom was the same way... and dad is an inventor...

> I used to do some

> pretty darn good pencil sketches, preferring animals

> and landscapes. I enjoy

> making things but have never had wood working tools

> to be able to use

> wood... so in the last couple of years I got into

> cardboard construction...

> Amazing things you can do with cardboard and glue.

> You guys have heard of

> the greenhouse, the websites... and now I've drawn

> up the 'dream'

> construction of the clinic. Whether or not we'll be

> able to build something

> that unique I don't know.. but I have the drawings

> for it....

>

>

>

> I designed several very customized computer centers

> (glorified hutches). One

> that seats one user and four computers, two

> monitors, two keyboards and

> workspace for one unit under repair. Another is for

> two users.. four puters,

> four monitors, four keyboards and workspace for two

> units under repair.

> Another single user unit that I built... and now I'm

> working on another

> until the is more U shaped like the set up I have

> now. All units include

> tons of storage, ventilation for the electronics to

> keep them cool, sliding

> shelves and work stations that pull out for use and

> tuck away for storage.

> All with doors to close things up to look neat and

> organized. The two seater

> was designed to fit on a ten foot wall, and when

> closed comes out only two

> feet from the wall... when open it has keyboard

> draws and pull out desks and

> such that give plenty of work space...

>

>

>

> Oh oh.. getting carried away on that subject... I'm

> been trying to figure

> out the new U shaped unit the last few days...

> making use of the parts that

> I already have and adding to it to make the features

> that I now want to

> incorporate.

>

>

>

> I'll be quiet now.....

>

>

>

> Topper ()

>

>

>

>

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

When my son was tested for Dyslexia (he was only

8years old then), the pyschologist rolled up a

newspaper into a tube shape and handed it to him and

asked him to use it as a telescope. My son took it

with his right hand and held it to his left eye. Then

the pysch took the newspaper back and rolled it up

into a ball and asked him to kick it. He kicked with

his left foot. Usually the dominant eye is on the same

side as the dominant hand. In Dyslexics 'cross

laterality' is common.

If I've got any of that wrong forgive me it's getting

late.

--- " Carol M. s " wrote:

> I am left-handed, but the only lefty in my family

> out of many hypo women. I

> guess that means I have a dominant right eye, but I

> honestly never thought

> about that. How can you tell? As for creativity, I

> used to sing and have

> been playing the flute since 1973. That's about it.

>

>

>

> Topper do you have pictures of these computer

> centers? They sound amazing.

>

>

>

> CAROL

>

>

>

> _____

>

> From: The_Thyroid_Support_Group

> [mailto:The_Thyroid_Support_Group ]

> On Behalf Of

> topper2@...

> Sent: Tuesday, June 21, 2005 2:43 PM

> To: The_Thyroid_Support_Group

> Subject: Re: Re: Good

> Link--Different Thyroid

> Disorders - left-handedness and Hashi's

>

>

>

> Okay.. you kinda hooked me now... I am right handed

> but I don't know if that

> is by choice or necessity.. so I'm gonna add another

> variable to this

> topic... Dominant eye.

>

>

>

> I have a bum right eye... so my dominant hand is my

> right hand to go with my

> dominant left eye.... how many of you are left

> handed with dominant right

> eye or vice versa..... Does anyone have dominant

> hand and eye on the same

> side? From my research on this... your dominant hand

> is the opposite of your

> dominant eye...

>

>

>

> I've been a 'make it with what you have available

> type' since I was a kid...

> My mom was the same way... and dad is an inventor...

> I used to do some

> pretty darn good pencil sketches, preferring animals

> and landscapes. I enjoy

> making things but have never had wood working tools

> to be able to use

> wood... so in the last couple of years I got into

> cardboard construction...

> Amazing things you can do with cardboard and glue.

> You guys have heard of

> the greenhouse, the websites... and now I've drawn

> up the 'dream'

> construction of the clinic. Whether or not we'll be

> able to build something

> that unique I don't know.. but I have the drawings

> for it....

>

>

>

> I designed several very customized computer centers

> (glorified hutches). One

> that seats one user and four computers, two

> monitors, two keyboards and

> workspace for one unit under repair. Another is for

> two users.. four puters,

> four monitors, four keyboards and workspace for two

> units under repair.

> Another single user unit that I built... and now I'm

> working on another

> until the is more U shaped like the set up I have

> now. All units include

> tons of storage, ventilation for the electronics to

> keep them cool, sliding

> shelves and work stations that pull out for use and

> tuck away for storage.

> All with doors to close things up to look neat and

> organized. The two seater

> was designed to fit on a ten foot wall, and when

> closed comes out only two

> feet from the wall... when open it has keyboard

> draws and pull out desks and

> such that give plenty of work space...

>

>

>

> Oh oh.. getting carried away on that subject... I'm

> been trying to figure

> out the new U shaped unit the last few days...

> making use of the parts that

> I already have and adding to it to make the features

> that I now want to

> incorporate.

>

>

>

> I'll be quiet now.....

>

>

>

> Topper ()

>

>

>

>

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

To tell which eye is dominant. Cover one eye and look at an object... doesn't matter what it is... just something.... Now take your hand away. Does it look exactly the same.. or does your other eye see it now.... if you aren't sure... try the other eye, cover it, look at something... now take your hand away.... does it stay the same?

If the image stays the same, the eye that was left uncovered is dominant. If it changes, that means that the eye that you had covered is dominant. Depending on your vision in each eye, the change in the image can be pretty drastic. I'm legally blind in my right eye.. so when I try to see something with it the stuff seems a LOT farther away and higher and to the right of where it really is... That eye sees colors much more vividly too.. but because of my defect I can't read with that eye and it took a lot of hard work in my twenties to get the eye/brain connection to recognize shapes... That eye/part of my brain couldn't distinguish between a telephone pole or a tree, a cow from a horse or a car from a truck....

I have monocular vision... It never bothered me until jr. high school. I couldn't grasp the concept of three dimension in geometry... cuz I don't see in three dimension. Took a really great summer school teacher to help me to understand... I aced the course and went on with the math and science courses... even took a course in drafting.... I can work out images in my mind to put on paper because I can now understand the concept of depth and can put things on paper (or now, on screen) in two dimension and they look three dimension... just the way that I see them.... It's hard to explain.. took me a long while to understand it.. there aren't many books on the subject... the ones I did find were in the reference section of the main library in Minneapolis.. the ones that you have to use there and can't check out.. but I read, and learned and studied.....

I'll see if I can do a couple of screen captures of the hutches.... so that you can get an idea... I'll play with them tonight and see how they turn out... if they look okay.. I'll post them in the photo section off the group home page... I had an AVI of one of them.. but can't find the blasted thing.. It's archived on CD somewhere... They are all CAD drawings... some done in 2D and some done in 3D. If I could just find the AVI (it's a mini movie showing how the slide outs work all done on computer)

I tried valiantly with music.. did flute.. the clarinet... but with both, I did well for the first couple of years then lost interests.. it just didn't 'grab' me. I played mechanically... I didn't 'feel' the music.. there is a huge difference.

Topper ()

On Tue, 21 Jun 2005 15:12:15 -0700 "Carol M. s" writes:

I am left-handed, but the only lefty in my family out of many hypo women. I guess that means I have a dominant right eye, but I honestly never thought about that. How can you tell? As for creativity, I used to sing and have been playing the flute since 1973. That’s about it.

Topper do you have pictures of these computer centers? They sound amazing.

CAROL

[Guest guest]

To tell which eye is dominant. Cover one eye and look at an object... doesn't matter what it is... just something.... Now take your hand away. Does it look exactly the same.. or does your other eye see it now.... if you aren't sure... try the other eye, cover it, look at something... now take your hand away.... does it stay the same?

If the image stays the same, the eye that was left uncovered is dominant. If it changes, that means that the eye that you had covered is dominant. Depending on your vision in each eye, the change in the image can be pretty drastic. I'm legally blind in my right eye.. so when I try to see something with it the stuff seems a LOT farther away and higher and to the right of where it really is... That eye sees colors much more vividly too.. but because of my defect I can't read with that eye and it took a lot of hard work in my twenties to get the eye/brain connection to recognize shapes... That eye/part of my brain couldn't distinguish between a telephone pole or a tree, a cow from a horse or a car from a truck....

I have monocular vision... It never bothered me until jr. high school. I couldn't grasp the concept of three dimension in geometry... cuz I don't see in three dimension. Took a really great summer school teacher to help me to understand... I aced the course and went on with the math and science courses... even took a course in drafting.... I can work out images in my mind to put on paper because I can now understand the concept of depth and can put things on paper (or now, on screen) in two dimension and they look three dimension... just the way that I see them.... It's hard to explain.. took me a long while to understand it.. there aren't many books on the subject... the ones I did find were in the reference section of the main library in Minneapolis.. the ones that you have to use there and can't check out.. but I read, and learned and studied.....

I'll see if I can do a couple of screen captures of the hutches.... so that you can get an idea... I'll play with them tonight and see how they turn out... if they look okay.. I'll post them in the photo section off the group home page... I had an AVI of one of them.. but can't find the blasted thing.. It's archived on CD somewhere... They are all CAD drawings... some done in 2D and some done in 3D. If I could just find the AVI (it's a mini movie showing how the slide outs work all done on computer)

I tried valiantly with music.. did flute.. the clarinet... but with both, I did well for the first couple of years then lost interests.. it just didn't 'grab' me. I played mechanically... I didn't 'feel' the music.. there is a huge difference.

Topper ()

On Tue, 21 Jun 2005 15:12:15 -0700 "Carol M. s" writes:

I am left-handed, but the only lefty in my family out of many hypo women. I guess that means I have a dominant right eye, but I honestly never thought about that. How can you tell? As for creativity, I used to sing and have been playing the flute since 1973. That’s about it.

Topper do you have pictures of these computer centers? They sound amazing.

CAROL

[Guest guest]

To tell which eye is dominant. Cover one eye and look at an object... doesn't matter what it is... just something.... Now take your hand away. Does it look exactly the same.. or does your other eye see it now.... if you aren't sure... try the other eye, cover it, look at something... now take your hand away.... does it stay the same?

If the image stays the same, the eye that was left uncovered is dominant. If it changes, that means that the eye that you had covered is dominant. Depending on your vision in each eye, the change in the image can be pretty drastic. I'm legally blind in my right eye.. so when I try to see something with it the stuff seems a LOT farther away and higher and to the right of where it really is... That eye sees colors much more vividly too.. but because of my defect I can't read with that eye and it took a lot of hard work in my twenties to get the eye/brain connection to recognize shapes... That eye/part of my brain couldn't distinguish between a telephone pole or a tree, a cow from a horse or a car from a truck....

I have monocular vision... It never bothered me until jr. high school. I couldn't grasp the concept of three dimension in geometry... cuz I don't see in three dimension. Took a really great summer school teacher to help me to understand... I aced the course and went on with the math and science courses... even took a course in drafting.... I can work out images in my mind to put on paper because I can now understand the concept of depth and can put things on paper (or now, on screen) in two dimension and they look three dimension... just the way that I see them.... It's hard to explain.. took me a long while to understand it.. there aren't many books on the subject... the ones I did find were in the reference section of the main library in Minneapolis.. the ones that you have to use there and can't check out.. but I read, and learned and studied.....

I'll see if I can do a couple of screen captures of the hutches.... so that you can get an idea... I'll play with them tonight and see how they turn out... if they look okay.. I'll post them in the photo section off the group home page... I had an AVI of one of them.. but can't find the blasted thing.. It's archived on CD somewhere... They are all CAD drawings... some done in 2D and some done in 3D. If I could just find the AVI (it's a mini movie showing how the slide outs work all done on computer)

I tried valiantly with music.. did flute.. the clarinet... but with both, I did well for the first couple of years then lost interests.. it just didn't 'grab' me. I played mechanically... I didn't 'feel' the music.. there is a huge difference.

Topper ()

On Tue, 21 Jun 2005 15:12:15 -0700 "Carol M. s" writes:

I am left-handed, but the only lefty in my family out of many hypo women. I guess that means I have a dominant right eye, but I honestly never thought about that. How can you tell? As for creativity, I used to sing and have been playing the flute since 1973. That’s about it.

Topper do you have pictures of these computer centers? They sound amazing.

CAROL

[Guest guest]

Wow, that is so interesting. If you handed

me a rolled up newspaper and told me to hold it to my eye. I would absolutely

take it with my left hand and hold it up to my left eye. And I would kick

lefty. Wow. When I was growing up, at school, I remember them trying to change

me to a righty. It was traumatic for a 5 year old.

CAROL

From: The_Thyroid_Support_Group [mailto:The_Thyroid_Support_Group ] On Behalf Of

Sent: Tuesday, June 21, 2005 3:26

PM

To: The_Thyroid_Support_Group

Subject: RE:

Re: Good Link--Different Thyroid Disorders -

left-handedness and Hashi's

When my son was tested for Dyslexia (he was only

8years old then), the pyschologist rolled up a

newspaper into a tube shape and handed it to him

and

asked him to use it as a telescope. My son took it

with his right hand and held it to his left eye.

Then

the pysch took the newspaper back and rolled it up

into a ball and asked him to kick it. He kicked

with

his left foot. Usually the dominant eye is on the

same

side as the dominant hand. In Dyslexics 'cross

laterality' is common.

If I've got any of that wrong forgive me it's

getting

late.

--- " Carol M. s "

wrote:

> I am left-handed, but the only lefty in my

family

> out of many hypo women. I

> guess that means I have a dominant right eye,

but I

> honestly never thought

> about that. How can you tell? As for

creativity, I

> used to sing and have

> been playing the flute since 1973. That's

about it.

>

>

>

> Topper do you have pictures of these computer

> centers? They sound amazing.

>

>

>

> CAROL

>

>

>

> _____

>

> From: The_Thyroid_Support_Group

> [mailto:The_Thyroid_Support_Group ]

> On Behalf Of

> topper2@...

> Sent: Tuesday, June 21, 2005 2:43 PM

> To: The_Thyroid_Support_Group

> Subject: Re: Re:

Good

> Link--Different Thyroid

> Disorders - left-handedness and Hashi's

>

>

>

> Okay.. you kinda hooked me now... I am right

handed

> but I don't know if that

> is by choice or necessity.. so I'm gonna add

another

> variable to this

> topic... Dominant eye.

>

>

>

> I have a bum right eye... so my dominant hand

is my

> right hand to go with my

> dominant left eye.... how many of you are

left

> handed with dominant right

> eye or vice versa..... Does anyone have

dominant

> hand and eye on the same

> side? From my research on this... your

dominant hand

> is the opposite of your

> dominant eye...

>

>

>

> I've been a 'make it with what you have

available

> type' since I was a kid...

> My mom was the same way... and dad is an

inventor...

> I used to do some

> pretty darn good pencil sketches, preferring

animals

> and landscapes. I enjoy

> making things but have never had wood working

tools

> to be able to use

> wood... so in the last couple of years I got

into

> cardboard construction...

> Amazing things you can do with cardboard and

glue.

> You guys have heard of

> the greenhouse, the websites... and now I've

drawn

> up the 'dream'

> construction of the clinic. Whether or not

we'll be

> able to build something

> that unique I don't know.. but I have the

drawings

> for it....

>

>

>

> I designed several very customized computer

centers

> (glorified hutches). One

> that seats one user and four computers, two

> monitors, two keyboards and

> workspace for one unit under repair. Another

is for

> two users.. four puters,

> four monitors, four keyboards and workspace

for two

> units under repair.

> Another single user unit that I built... and

now I'm

> working on another

> until the is more U shaped like the set up I

have

> now. All units include

> tons of storage, ventilation for the

electronics to

> keep them cool, sliding

> shelves and work stations that pull out for

use and

> tuck away for storage.

> All with doors to close things up to look

neat and

> organized. The two seater

> was designed to fit on a ten foot wall, and

when

> closed comes out only two

> feet from the wall... when open it has

keyboard

> draws and pull out desks and

> such that give plenty of work space...

>

>

>

> Oh oh.. getting carried away on that

subject... I'm

> been trying to figure

> out the new U shaped unit the last few

days...

> making use of the parts that

> I already have and adding to it to make the

features

> that I now want to

> incorporate.

>

>

>

> I'll be quiet now.....

>

>

>

> Topper ()

>

>

>

>

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Wow, that is so interesting. If you handed

me a rolled up newspaper and told me to hold it to my eye. I would absolutely

take it with my left hand and hold it up to my left eye. And I would kick

lefty. Wow. When I was growing up, at school, I remember them trying to change

me to a righty. It was traumatic for a 5 year old.

CAROL

From: The_Thyroid_Support_Group [mailto:The_Thyroid_Support_Group ] On Behalf Of

Sent: Tuesday, June 21, 2005 3:26

PM

To: The_Thyroid_Support_Group

Subject: RE:

Re: Good Link--Different Thyroid Disorders -

left-handedness and Hashi's

When my son was tested for Dyslexia (he was only

8years old then), the pyschologist rolled up a

newspaper into a tube shape and handed it to him

and

asked him to use it as a telescope. My son took it

with his right hand and held it to his left eye.

Then

the pysch took the newspaper back and rolled it up

into a ball and asked him to kick it. He kicked

with

his left foot. Usually the dominant eye is on the

same

side as the dominant hand. In Dyslexics 'cross

laterality' is common.

If I've got any of that wrong forgive me it's

getting

late.

--- " Carol M. s "

wrote:

> I am left-handed, but the only lefty in my

family

> out of many hypo women. I

> guess that means I have a dominant right eye,

but I

> honestly never thought

> about that. How can you tell? As for

creativity, I

> used to sing and have

> been playing the flute since 1973. That's

about it.

>

>

>

> Topper do you have pictures of these computer

> centers? They sound amazing.

>

>

>

> CAROL

>

>

>

> _____

>

> From: The_Thyroid_Support_Group

> [mailto:The_Thyroid_Support_Group ]

> On Behalf Of

> topper2@...

> Sent: Tuesday, June 21, 2005 2:43 PM

> To: The_Thyroid_Support_Group

> Subject: Re: Re:

Good

> Link--Different Thyroid

> Disorders - left-handedness and Hashi's

>

>

>

> Okay.. you kinda hooked me now... I am right

handed

> but I don't know if that

> is by choice or necessity.. so I'm gonna add

another

> variable to this

> topic... Dominant eye.

>

>

>

> I have a bum right eye... so my dominant hand

is my

> right hand to go with my

> dominant left eye.... how many of you are

left

> handed with dominant right

> eye or vice versa..... Does anyone have

dominant

> hand and eye on the same

> side? From my research on this... your

dominant hand

> is the opposite of your

> dominant eye...

>

>

>

> I've been a 'make it with what you have

available

> type' since I was a kid...

> My mom was the same way... and dad is an

inventor...

> I used to do some

> pretty darn good pencil sketches, preferring

animals

> and landscapes. I enjoy

> making things but have never had wood working

tools

> to be able to use

> wood... so in the last couple of years I got

into

> cardboard construction...

> Amazing things you can do with cardboard and

glue.

> You guys have heard of

> the greenhouse, the websites... and now I've

drawn

> up the 'dream'

> construction of the clinic. Whether or not

we'll be

> able to build something

> that unique I don't know.. but I have the

drawings

> for it....

>

>

>

> I designed several very customized computer

centers

> (glorified hutches). One

> that seats one user and four computers, two

> monitors, two keyboards and

> workspace for one unit under repair. Another

is for

> two users.. four puters,

> four monitors, four keyboards and workspace

for two

> units under repair.

> Another single user unit that I built... and

now I'm

> working on another

> until the is more U shaped like the set up I

have

> now. All units include

> tons of storage, ventilation for the

electronics to

> keep them cool, sliding

> shelves and work stations that pull out for

use and

> tuck away for storage.

> All with doors to close things up to look

neat and

> organized. The two seater

> was designed to fit on a ten foot wall, and

when

> closed comes out only two

> feet from the wall... when open it has

keyboard

> draws and pull out desks and

> such that give plenty of work space...

>

>

>

> Oh oh.. getting carried away on that

subject... I'm

> been trying to figure

> out the new U shaped unit the last few

days...

> making use of the parts that

> I already have and adding to it to make the

features

> that I now want to

> incorporate.

>

>

>

> I'll be quiet now.....

>

>

>

> Topper ()

>

>

>

>

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Wow, that is so interesting. If you handed

me a rolled up newspaper and told me to hold it to my eye. I would absolutely

take it with my left hand and hold it up to my left eye. And I would kick

lefty. Wow. When I was growing up, at school, I remember them trying to change

me to a righty. It was traumatic for a 5 year old.

CAROL

From: The_Thyroid_Support_Group [mailto:The_Thyroid_Support_Group ] On Behalf Of

Sent: Tuesday, June 21, 2005 3:26

PM

To: The_Thyroid_Support_Group

Subject: RE:

Re: Good Link--Different Thyroid Disorders -

left-handedness and Hashi's

When my son was tested for Dyslexia (he was only

8years old then), the pyschologist rolled up a

newspaper into a tube shape and handed it to him

and

asked him to use it as a telescope. My son took it

with his right hand and held it to his left eye.

Then

the pysch took the newspaper back and rolled it up

into a ball and asked him to kick it. He kicked

with

his left foot. Usually the dominant eye is on the

same

side as the dominant hand. In Dyslexics 'cross

laterality' is common.

If I've got any of that wrong forgive me it's

getting

late.

--- " Carol M. s "

wrote:

> I am left-handed, but the only lefty in my

family

> out of many hypo women. I

> guess that means I have a dominant right eye,

but I

> honestly never thought

> about that. How can you tell? As for

creativity, I

> used to sing and have

> been playing the flute since 1973. That's

about it.

>

>

>

> Topper do you have pictures of these computer

> centers? They sound amazing.

>

>

>

> CAROL

>

>

>

> _____

>

> From: The_Thyroid_Support_Group

> [mailto:The_Thyroid_Support_Group ]

> On Behalf Of

> topper2@...

> Sent: Tuesday, June 21, 2005 2:43 PM

> To: The_Thyroid_Support_Group

> Subject: Re: Re:

Good

> Link--Different Thyroid

> Disorders - left-handedness and Hashi's

>

>

>

> Okay.. you kinda hooked me now... I am right

handed

> but I don't know if that

> is by choice or necessity.. so I'm gonna add

another

> variable to this

> topic... Dominant eye.

>

>

>

> I have a bum right eye... so my dominant hand

is my

> right hand to go with my

> dominant left eye.... how many of you are

left

> handed with dominant right

> eye or vice versa..... Does anyone have

dominant

> hand and eye on the same

> side? From my research on this... your

dominant hand

> is the opposite of your

> dominant eye...

>

>

>

> I've been a 'make it with what you have

available

> type' since I was a kid...

> My mom was the same way... and dad is an

inventor...

> I used to do some

> pretty darn good pencil sketches, preferring

animals

> and landscapes. I enjoy

> making things but have never had wood working

tools

> to be able to use

> wood... so in the last couple of years I got

into

> cardboard construction...

> Amazing things you can do with cardboard and

glue.

> You guys have heard of

> the greenhouse, the websites... and now I've

drawn

> up the 'dream'

> construction of the clinic. Whether or not

we'll be

> able to build something

> that unique I don't know.. but I have the

drawings

> for it....

>

>

>

> I designed several very customized computer

centers

> (glorified hutches). One

> that seats one user and four computers, two

> monitors, two keyboards and

> workspace for one unit under repair. Another

is for

> two users.. four puters,

> four monitors, four keyboards and workspace

for two

> units under repair.

> Another single user unit that I built... and

now I'm

> working on another

> until the is more U shaped like the set up I

have

> now. All units include

> tons of storage, ventilation for the

electronics to

> keep them cool, sliding

> shelves and work stations that pull out for

use and

> tuck away for storage.

> All with doors to close things up to look

neat and

> organized. The two seater

> was designed to fit on a ten foot wall, and

when

> closed comes out only two

> feet from the wall... when open it has

keyboard

> draws and pull out desks and

> such that give plenty of work space...

>

>

>

> Oh oh.. getting carried away on that

subject... I'm

> been trying to figure

> out the new U shaped unit the last few

days...

> making use of the parts that

> I already have and adding to it to make the

features

> that I now want to

> incorporate.

>

>

>

> I'll be quiet now.....

>

>

>

> Topper ()

>

>

>

>

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

We're remembering it just the opposite of each other... we need a tie breaker... who's up on this more currently then I am..... it's been about 20 years since I was researching vision.

I'm right handed. Right footed. Left eared (even though my left ear canal is smaller than my right).

My family was into skeet shooting when I was a kid.. I tried once. I'm right handed so but the gun to my right shoulder. But had to sight with my left eye. that put my right ear against the gun barrel. I shot once, only once and NEVER again.

But.. we were also into archery... held the bow right handed... and still held my head really weird to sight with my left eye. I shot really well.. Much better than I should have for having no depth perception.

Bowling was right handed. Golfing is right handed.. But, here's a weird one, has to do with how my brain judges and calculates distance with monocular vision. I can do mini golf outside, in grass or artificial turf just fine. But on an indoor course, with carpet... I can't do it... I can't judge the distance the first time through the course... I have to walk it first... then I can play.

Topper ()

On Tue, 21 Jun 2005 15:25:32 -0700 (PDT) writes:

When my son was tested for Dyslexia (he was only8years old then), the pyschologist rolled up anewspaper into a tube shape and handed it to him andasked him to use it as a telescope. My son took itwith his right hand and held it to his left eye. Thenthe pysch took the newspaper back and rolled it upinto a ball and asked him to kick it. He kicked withhis left foot. Usually the dominant eye is on the sameside as the dominant hand. In Dyslexics 'crosslaterality' is common. If I've got any of that wrong forgive me it's gettinglate.

[Guest guest]

We're remembering it just the opposite of each other... we need a tie breaker... who's up on this more currently then I am..... it's been about 20 years since I was researching vision.

I'm right handed. Right footed. Left eared (even though my left ear canal is smaller than my right).

My family was into skeet shooting when I was a kid.. I tried once. I'm right handed so but the gun to my right shoulder. But had to sight with my left eye. that put my right ear against the gun barrel. I shot once, only once and NEVER again.

But.. we were also into archery... held the bow right handed... and still held my head really weird to sight with my left eye. I shot really well.. Much better than I should have for having no depth perception.

Bowling was right handed. Golfing is right handed.. But, here's a weird one, has to do with how my brain judges and calculates distance with monocular vision. I can do mini golf outside, in grass or artificial turf just fine. But on an indoor course, with carpet... I can't do it... I can't judge the distance the first time through the course... I have to walk it first... then I can play.

Topper ()

On Tue, 21 Jun 2005 15:25:32 -0700 (PDT) writes:

When my son was tested for Dyslexia (he was only8years old then), the pyschologist rolled up anewspaper into a tube shape and handed it to him andasked him to use it as a telescope. My son took itwith his right hand and held it to his left eye. Thenthe pysch took the newspaper back and rolled it upinto a ball and asked him to kick it. He kicked withhis left foot. Usually the dominant eye is on the sameside as the dominant hand. In Dyslexics 'crosslaterality' is common. If I've got any of that wrong forgive me it's gettinglate.

[Guest guest]

We're remembering it just the opposite of each other... we need a tie breaker... who's up on this more currently then I am..... it's been about 20 years since I was researching vision.

I'm right handed. Right footed. Left eared (even though my left ear canal is smaller than my right).

My family was into skeet shooting when I was a kid.. I tried once. I'm right handed so but the gun to my right shoulder. But had to sight with my left eye. that put my right ear against the gun barrel. I shot once, only once and NEVER again.

But.. we were also into archery... held the bow right handed... and still held my head really weird to sight with my left eye. I shot really well.. Much better than I should have for having no depth perception.

Bowling was right handed. Golfing is right handed.. But, here's a weird one, has to do with how my brain judges and calculates distance with monocular vision. I can do mini golf outside, in grass or artificial turf just fine. But on an indoor course, with carpet... I can't do it... I can't judge the distance the first time through the course... I have to walk it first... then I can play.

Topper ()

On Tue, 21 Jun 2005 15:25:32 -0700 (PDT) writes:

When my son was tested for Dyslexia (he was only8years old then), the pyschologist rolled up anewspaper into a tube shape and handed it to him andasked him to use it as a telescope. My son took itwith his right hand and held it to his left eye. Thenthe pysch took the newspaper back and rolled it upinto a ball and asked him to kick it. He kicked withhis left foot. Usually the dominant eye is on the sameside as the dominant hand. In Dyslexics 'crosslaterality' is common. If I've got any of that wrong forgive me it's gettinglate.

[Guest guest]

same here I have website called Deanas Designs. I do linkware graphics.

And buisness Web sites. If anyone wants to see my site I will post it

but I know not to send it group as if advertising.

Hugs

Deana

Dan wrote:

>

> >

> > >How many are artists or involved in creative activity?

> > >

> *Hand waving* Me, me! I'm a research scientist, and for fun I sing in

> a symphonic chorus and take voice lessons singing opera. And I have

> painted, although not recently.

> ...............dan

>

>

>

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same here I have website called Deanas Designs. I do linkware graphics.

And buisness Web sites. If anyone wants to see my site I will post it

but I know not to send it group as if advertising.

Hugs

Deana

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> > >How many are artists or involved in creative activity?

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> *Hand waving* Me, me! I'm a research scientist, and for fun I sing in

> a symphonic chorus and take voice lessons singing opera. And I have

> painted, although not recently.

> ...............dan

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same here I have website called Deanas Designs. I do linkware graphics.

And buisness Web sites. If anyone wants to see my site I will post it

but I know not to send it group as if advertising.

Hugs

Deana

Dan wrote:

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> >

> > >How many are artists or involved in creative activity?

> > >

> *Hand waving* Me, me! I'm a research scientist, and for fun I sing in

> a symphonic chorus and take voice lessons singing opera. And I have

> painted, although not recently.

> ...............dan

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Hmmmmm....

When I started to write, I wrote left-handed. My mother, a teacher at the time, made me switch to the right. I can no longer write with my left hand, but I still do lots of other things left-handed, like cut my food...drives my dinner partners crazy.

My hair started turning white at 21, my grandfather on my mother's side was completely white at 19, and my mother had Grave's disease.

I'm very crafty, but have little actual artistic talent...I'd love to be able to draw, but can't even manage a respectable stick person LOL.

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