First Post!

[akaerin]

Hi! I'm new. I've hand written everything you need to know behind the LJ cut. I look forward to being part of this community.

Comments

[awehla]

I guess the obvious things from your handwriting would be that you are a bit scatterbrained, an arty, creative type. Your moods are interchangable and you take up interests and often get bored or get distracted by something else. The way your writing slopes down indicates pessimism and a tendency to low moods. The way you cross out your signature could indicate a self destructive tendency. The big E and big S in your signature indicate a desire for you to stick out and be noticed. Since the E is the only bit not crossed out I'd say that was the outgoing bubbly persona you show the world. The way your letters are curly again indicates creativeness and the way they are all joined together shows you like to be with people and you are probably not fussy about who these people are. The size of your writing indicates confidence and the even spacing indicates you are probably quite secure and sure of yourself in most circumstances

[akaerin]

Your analysis is accurate :)
I live in Melbourne.

[awehla]

Aww cool. I loved Melbourne. My Nan (Mum's Mum) lives in Glenhuntly and my auntie and uncle (Mum's brother) live in Bentley something I forget. Also my Mum's cousin and her daughter live there from her Dad's side of the family.

We only stayed in Melbourne for two nights but it did seem nice. We went to the Melbourne Museum, Immigration museum and aquarium, went to Bombay by Night for a curry and Young and Jackson for dinner. We went on a tram (though we didn't know where to pay ohhh) and we got the Overland train from Spencer Street station to Adelaide.

I also remember the blossoms were everywhere in October and gave me a sore throat (I get hayfever). It was weird for me having hayfever in October. Lol.

Thanks for thinking my analysis is accurate!

Lisa
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[akaerin]

Sounds like you had a great time. I love the aquarium :) it's probably one of my favourite touristy places around Melbourne. The trams are weird, you're supposed to buy a metcard ticket dealy before getting on, then you validate it in a little green machine dealy once you're on, though there are free trains that go around the city circle which are red. Anyway, as long as you weren't fined by a ticket inspector, all is well.

[cometeoraine]

Hi. Adding to the above comment

[akaerin]

That's pretty much spot on, except I do tend to think alot before taking action, but other than that your analysis does ring true.