Snack break!

[papaya]

I'm poking around and reading and found this to be stupid. Either her world is very, very small or she's completely unobservant.

So, FL, here's my task for you. Grab a piece of paper and, in your purtiest cursive, scribble "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy hound."

I'll ETA with mine later. For now: back to packing!

Comments

[miswiss]

My signature is the only thing I write in cursive. I just never got the hang of it, and I find it takes too much time to make it legible, so I just print.

My daughter (now in 5th grade) has had to practice cursive in both 3rd and 4th grade. I haven't seen any this year, though. I always tell her when she gets frustrated to remember she only has to do it the teacher's way for school. Once she's older she can write any way she wants.

[avecvu]

I'll do it in a bit!

I write about half cursive and half print (including signature).

I do think it's important to learn cursive. Not because it's more attractive or professional or anything, but just because it is so much faster to write in cursive than it is to print.

[avecvu]

Oh, and it's "the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog." Otherwise you don't have the letter "g" in there!!

[hep]

my writing is really bad right now because i still have that just woke up shakiness going on (doing my michael j fox impression on my way to hell)

[hep]

hmm i meant jumps. i told you, not awake yet!

[sayga]

I can't figure out how to directly post a photo from my phone, so click here. Also, it's sideways. Sorry. About to be sliced open, not at home with my computer.

http://m.flickr.com/photos/squiddles/5033678140/

[sayga]

[sayga]

And this is why I do not write in cursive. It's way too hard. This took me like 2 or 3 minutes to write.