ah! most will agree, i'm sure. (esp. in the blogging community) :p the worst was when i realised i was forgetting some of hindi script..like how to write a certain letter, or getting it all wrong. :(
Priyank
· 1 year ago
Hi! I still use my 'china pen' frm school days just because it helps me preserve the writing. Maybe sticking to one particular pen might work :) cheers
Shripriya
· 1 year ago
@TGFI - I am so with you. But I can't use my typing as the excuse for forgetting my Tamil!
@Priyank - I rediscovered the joy of fountain pens, but it still hasn't rescued my handwriting! But the fabulous fountain pen is fodder for another post :)
Inba
· 1 year ago
In my case, the keyboard is a blessing. My handwriting, though legible, was nowhere near beautiful and my teachers and aunts were forever taunting me on this. The PC/email era arrived and everybody forgot my handwriting ;)
Priyank
· 1 year ago
cool. Mabe you can tag me in case you do a post on fountain pen. I'll do the same and pass on to others :P
Dan Wilson
· 1 year ago
Although I can hardly claim to have beautiful script (distinctive, perhaps) I was concerned a few months back to see how it had deteriorated too.
So, I started writing more by hand in my notebook, trying to scribble something everyday.
I also started writing letters again. I have a few good mates (who I don't see all that much) and rather than email snippets and fragements, we write to each other. It's a good discipline, helps the handwriting and it's so much fun. Letters are so much more satifying to read than emails. ;o)
Yuvi
· 1 year ago
I donno, but for someone like me who grew up banging a keyboard from 10, I have virtually no handwriting :)
And pleases me to know, that I am not the only one who forgot some of my Tamil letters (happened to me after 2 years of french!) :)
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the worst was when i realised i was forgetting some of hindi script..like how to write a certain letter, or getting it all wrong. :(
I still use my 'china pen' frm school days just because it helps me preserve the writing. Maybe sticking to one particular pen might work :)
cheers
@Priyank - I rediscovered the joy of fountain pens, but it still hasn't rescued my handwriting! But the fabulous fountain pen is fodder for another post :)
So, I started writing more by hand in my notebook, trying to scribble something everyday.
I also started writing letters again. I have a few good mates (who I don't see all that much) and rather than email snippets and fragements, we write to each other. It's a good discipline, helps the handwriting and it's so much fun. Letters are so much more satifying to read than emails. ;o)
And pleases me to know, that I am not the only one who forgot some of my Tamil letters (happened to me after 2 years of french!) :)