Handwriting

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In a message dated 3/24/2000 4:02:32 AM Pacific Standard Time, st@...

writes:

<< Hello everybody,

I have got a question about handwriting.

My hands got worse the last 3 years and I am not able to handwrite for a

long time. Also the handwriting looks not very good.

Is it possible that handwriting could be impossible one day?? Is there

anybody who is not able to write anymore?? Or will handwriting always be

possible but in a not-so-good-looking way?

Thank you,

>>

I am guessing it could go both ways. On cold days I can't write or hand

write. I hate that. I have learned to stay home or keep my hands warm on

those days. I type just about everything.

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Hi people! I haven't been posting/reading the emails for about the last

month as I was very busy and I am just now going through all of them.

One thing Ruth posted once about handwriting of her daughter I'd like to

respond -- When I was about 6-7 my father made me learn to write

" pretty " letters, though I suffered because of it at the time, but

probably because of that I have a very pretty handwriting even today

(despite serious signs of weakness in the fingers/hands). Even though

that my father only had me learn write Russian letters, I write English

and Hebrew too.

The only problem I have with handwriting is keeping up with the teacher

when he's dictating something for long but I still have one of the best

handwritings in my class. Though I am sure that it's more difficult to

have a good handwriting with CMT it is most certainly possible. One

advice is to get a " hard " ball pen, such as parker and not one like

Pilot's because when it is harder to write, you also do it slower and

the letters come out prettier.