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It always amazes me how many people there are that have truely illegible handwriting. Grown adults that can't write nicely to save their ass. By the time most people graduate college, they will have been writing nearly every day for the better part of 16-20 years. You would think with all that practice that they would figure out how to write, at least somewhat, nicely.
With all the computers now a days, having really nice handwriting really isn't as important as it used to be, but it still would be nice if when someone left you a note on a post-it that they would put enough effort into it to at least make it easy for you to read insted of try to decipher.
So what does your handwriting look like? Is it just a bunch of squigly lines and circles that hopefully fall in the right places, or is you penmanship something that you can take pride in, in these days of the scratch and scribble words.
With all the computers now a days, having really nice handwriting really isn't as important as it used to be, but it still would be nice if when someone left you a note on a post-it that they would put enough effort into it to at least make it easy for you to read insted of try to decipher.
So what does your handwriting look like? Is it just a bunch of squigly lines and circles that hopefully fall in the right places, or is you penmanship something that you can take pride in, in these days of the scratch and scribble words.