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I liked this quote so much I wrote it out twice.

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~ Cheryl >^..^<

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who always guarantees me pens against Hailstorms and Rickets for two {2} years or

16 ounces {474 cc} of ink....whichever comes first...................................And

always remember..Surround yourself with people of quality and substance........

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A country road.....A tree.....Evening.....where nothing happens...............

 

Hello..I'm a witch..hunt me...........................................................................

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Here's my current state, I'm working on my letters as you can see. I have sheets and sheets filled with letters now, if you think this is messy you should see how it used to look! I'm already pleased with how I can write, I intend to have lovely handwriting by the time this summer is out. Maybe.

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Here's my current state, I'm working on my letters as you can see. I have sheets and sheets filled with letters now, if you think this is messy you should see how it used to look! I'm already pleased with how I can write, I intend to have lovely handwriting by the time this summer is out. Maybe.

 

It's very legible. That's the most important thing. What things are you looking to improve??

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more transcribing

insaecula, your handwriting is really awesome. Have you used a fountain pen always? Is this your standard cursive as you were taught at school perhaps??

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insaecula, your handwriting is really awesome. Have you used a fountain pen always? Is this your standard cursive as you were taught at school perhaps??

Hi,

I've used a fountain pen for as long as I can remember. Though I did swap for biro's in school/college, due to taking long notes. However, these days I use fp's exclusively. The cursive is what I was thought in school.........with a few 'add on's' and 'tweaks' over the years. I've never mastered consistency in small letters, however, and it's the one thing I would like to improve upon.

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All right.....All right.....Just shut up.....

I had to get glasses.....I feel very shy.....

I don't like wearin' glasses.....But

apparently.....I need 'em.....But

luckily only for reading.....That makes

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