Teaching him cursive? Good job. But a capital Q is the one that looks like the number two.
(Last couple of weeks I’ve been toying with the idea of relearning Gregg shorthand. If you want to write something that millennials won’t be able to read, that’s got cursive beat all hollow!)
Templo S.U.D. about 6 years ago
penmanship… a lost art
santa72404 about 6 years ago
There’s also “Q” John De Lancie and “Q” Desmond Llewelyn.
dadoctah about 6 years ago
Teaching him cursive? Good job. But a capital Q is the one that looks like the number two.
(Last couple of weeks I’ve been toying with the idea of relearning Gregg shorthand. If you want to write something that millennials won’t be able to read, that’s got cursive beat all hollow!)
goldnik Premium Member about 6 years ago
I noticed, but didn’t want to be an English major type person.
newyorkslim about 6 years ago
“silly old henry” — sign = opposite over the hypotenuse… Is that right? It’s been a while.
chris_weaver about 6 years ago
Quick, launch the handwriting app!
pekenpug about 6 years ago
If penmanship were to be taught today, wouldn’t it have to be penpersonship?