That handwriting meme

[jelazakazone]

1. What is your username?
2. Are you right handed or left handed?
3. What writing implement are you using for this meme?
4. What are your favorite letters to write?
5. What are your least favorite letters to write?
6. Write, "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog."
7. Write the following words in all capital letters: CRAB, HUMOR, PAJAMAS, GAZILLION

Comments

[aome]

I don't know - I think your handwriting is fine. Looks like a proper grownup - and no, I don't know what I really mean by that, but it just does. Mine just looks ... weird. (Will's, however, is totally undecipherable. I did 95% of the adoption paperwork and address all the Christmas card envelopes, just for the sake of legibility.)

[jelazakazone]

Wahoo. I'm a proper grown up. I'm glad you think it's legible. I find it hard to decipher at times:D

[archaeologist_d]

I think your handwriting is fine. I can read it easily.

[jelazakazone]

0.o. My husband can't read my handwriting. Neither can my daughters. Sometimes I can't read it either. LOL.

[gealach_ros]

Slightly scribbl-y but otherwise good readability. <3

You're the second (US) person I've seen writing the z like that. I like it! :D

[jelazakazone]

Definitely scribbly:) Glad you can read it though. No one in my house can. Sometimes I can't either. LOL.

Wait. People in Europe don't cross their z's? It's to eliminate confusion between 2's. That's why I cross my 7's too (to eliminate confusion between 1's.)

It's not common for people to cross z's though. I picked it up somewhere along the way.

[gealach_ros]

I do cross my z, too. But I write mine without the cute little squiggle like the letter g has (if you know what I mean? :P). It's not completely uncommon here, though. I think my grandma used to write her z like that. *ponders*

I also cross my 7. And my Z.

[jelazakazone]

Oh, are you talking about the little bit on the bottom of the Z? I think that's rather my own invention. Or a cross between print and cursive. I assume you are talking about the capital Z.

[celandineb]

I think it's fine, but I have also spent weeks on end deciphering 14th- and 15th-c. highly abbreviated scribal Latin, so my standards for legibility may be rather low... *g*

[jelazakazone]

LOL. Yeah. See, that's about how I feel about my handwriting. Not quite as bad as medieval scribal Latin. Thanks bb.:D

[magog_83]

I think your handwriting is fine! I could read it easily :) It looks like one of those fonts you use to depict real handwriting.

[jelazakazone]

Thanks! I am still amazed that people think my handwriting is so legible.