#Cursive Writing

[hometoursandotherstuff]

[thickdickdaddy444]

the first entry being 2 weeks into the month... 😛

and, yes, his name is bob

[thatonefananticinclass]

Willi Date Everything Moodboard <3

She's my favorite woman dateable so far, you can find her by using the dateviators on the Work app, our unemployed beloved <3

Made on my phone, sorry about the low quality.

I advise being professional & supportive if you want to romance her!

[celesterayel]

now, im not saying im good at writing but y'all will be getting fed soon cuz y'all...what crack am I on to have the gall to write this....

"Luke castellan loved you like the stars would fall out of the sky with one harsh touch, free and incandescent self-destruction. Like you were a wild, heavenly thing out of a fantasy" - something out of my dreams l.c. | coming soon

[whydousernamesevenexist]

It's so over (we're so back)

[mae-occasionally-reads]

hiya it’s occurred to me some of y’all don’t write in cursive so i need to know now

[mourningthem00n]

Today, I'm showing off my handwriting because just look at it:

A snippet from my 22 page analysis of Porphyria's Lover by Robert Browning

[inkophile]

Cursive Is Making A Comeback

The value of learning cursive has been known for years and is finally being acknowledged in school systems nationwide. Check out this editorial by Dr. Daniel Coupland about cursive and its benefits. https://flic.kr/p/2eG2wNV  

[gaytrippingstoner]

“If You Go” by Eem Triplin

[satzy]

The Greatest Birthday Gift (for me) from my most Favorite Person on the planet! This is truly one of the smoothest, most eloquent writing experiences that a writing man/woman/person can experience. For me it was a deep yearning - not for the pen itself but the magic, the symbolism, the courage to put pen on paper day after day and to truly let the ruminations, the word haze clear into beautifully and sometimes haphazardly but never, coarsely, defined strokes forming words that become the sails to voyages into the past selves of me.

It may seem overtly selfish and narcissistic, but to truly recognize who I am and then to let it go is a gratifying meditation.

Not easy, not too difficult and one doesn't need a precise fine writing instrument to do it but then holding and writing with such fine crafted and engineered ink impressionists is what makes being a writer, worth every bit of the madness.

[the-mandolorian]

scribbler practice. 😊Those long hours of practice, refining and refining, then the joy of fist signing my name. Now cursive writing is viewed by schools as a big waste of time. Now I feel like the purveyor and keeper of a lost art😊

[zelda7999]

Everytime I write in cursive I feel like a 18th century woman writing to her husband who left for war

Dear Husband, it has been 12 years since I’ve heard your voice. Please send money for chicken nuggies.

Anyone else, or is it just me?

[thickdickdaddy444]

handwriting 🖊️

[simma-book-store]

ABC Handwriting Practice, Alphabets writing practice

[siwei1205]

Please help me!!!

This is the note Katharine discovered in Almasy's book, at 1:06:30 of the movie. I can only recognize:

"K. at dawn, silhouette.

Froy burns. Carthage burns.

8 o'clock in the moring K. prsent in ashes. Sand flieas.

M?? alort pre-occupied K. faltered to the Earth.

K. open to all arguments, not with-hold. But laughing au ??? reduced by K. to ??? ???

The neck of K. can never by …. not in any measure???.

??? ??? she to betrayal.

Would K. like to ??? ???"

And that's all I can recognize. Thanks for your help!

[whydousernamesevenexist]

I've noticed that some people's cursive handwriting is very different from mine. And not in a "everybody's handwriting is unique" way, in a "this person was taught to write this letter in a completely different way" way. So, here's how I was taught cursive since the first grade (edit: Czech Republic, 2014 and later), and I'd appreciate it if you could reblog this and add your version of cursive! Thank you!