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Old 4th May 2016, 06:37 AM
DrWas DrWas is offline
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Originally Posted by Khampelf View Post
I tried writing in cursive, which I learned in the 70s, the other day to see if I still could. I can, but I had difficulty with the Q. I'm going to try to listen to more NPR, I help pay for it. Poke my head up out of the local news view of politics and internet echo chamber as it were. But if I see my shadow there'll be six more months of campaigning.
When I write I still write cursive, and I have been teaching my daughter cursive which isn't taught in elementary school anymore.

However, I would also argue that very few people can write in calligraphy and that it's mostly dedicated hobbyists and fountain pen enthusiasts who do it. The only people I know who still use calligraphy skills regularly are also the people who own $ 1000 fountain pens.
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