Thread: We got a letter yesterday

Originally Posted by Vixen

I personally think it's a little sad that the art of handwriting is disappearing Handwriting is so personal, unlike the typed word

Except no one can understand my handwriting/scrawl.

I knew I should have been a GP

Possibly because of my age (and hence the age of contacts) it is not unusual for me to get handwritten letters.

But I have to admit most of what I send is typed; I can type faster than I can write - and it is readable!

John

i think about 1995 when i last got one

What about telegrams! I was sent one a bit over 3 years ago from my sister in Bendigo.

Originally Posted by Vixen

I personally think it's a little sad that the art of handwriting is disappearing Handwriting is so personal, unlike the typed word

I never received my Pen License in Primary School, the typed word has been a God send for me! I almost get embarassed when I have to handwrite stuff at work that's going to a client, they must think it's 'Bring your kid to work' day

I blame it on being Left Hand

Originally Posted by robzilla

I blame it on being Left Hand

The thing about being left handed is...you are always right!!

Originally Posted by MickS

The thing about being left handed is...you are always right!!

What if your both, does that make me half right

Baz.

Love e- mail, but most people I write to do not have a e-mail adress. going to writeletters on computer and print them out. I still get a lot of letters by snail mail, and do not mind, but if I had e-mail adress would use that.

I am now often writing my e-mail adress on handwritten letters, just incase these people start using a computer. My handwriting is not good so I use "print" for writing, instead of "running writing," as it is more legible.

Perhaps if I ever write to "Ron" [unlikely], I will use "running writing" so he does not pick up all my spelling mistakes.