I Love to Write Day
A peak into my writer’s notebook. Playing with pens, is not an excuse to stop blogging. But, can you read my handwriting?
12 responses to “I Love to Write Day”
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- - December 26, 2017
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"Brevity is the soul of wit" Shakespeare
Yes, after I enlarged the photo (my eyes aren’t what they used to be) I could read your handwriting! You have beautiful penmanship. I grinned when I read that we don’t handwrite anymore as I just mentioned to my daughter the other day that I find it odd to hold a pen. It feels unnatural! Yikes. Thanks for the inspiration to get back to doing that.
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Hi Kelly,
Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. It mystifies me why the schools don’t require students to learn cursive any more.
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You have beautiful handwriting. I do write with pen on paper my very first draft. When I put it in computer it becomes my second draft, with editing and I’ll. That is why I am always looking for good pens.
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My current fav pen is TUL fine
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Yes! I can read your handwriting! No judgments here. I took a three month break not long ago myself.
Drop by and visit me in Caneyhead!
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I’ve been neglecting my wordpress friends – will stop by
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Thanks for popping in at Caneyhead. 😊
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I read it. Good for you for writing when you can not when you “should”.
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Thanks, Martha
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sometimes I take a break from blogging as well, but I tend to let my readers know so they will not think I stopped blogging all together. I write daily. My handwriting tends to small
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Your cursive is really quite lovely. Mine never was, though I tried. I think those teachers’ notes saying “needs improvement” are the reason I took to the computer’s keyboard so readily and happily. Now I can neither write legibly nor think when I attempt to write by hand. So glad to find a bit of writing from you today, Margie.
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