Re: Are you left handed?
I'm left-handed. When I was in school there was one particular Nun that whenever she saw me writing, would slap my hand with a ruler and insist that I wrote with my right hand. No chance! I just couldn't do it, but she insisted on continuing to slap my hand with that bloomin ruler until I went home and cried to my Mum, who had a quiet word with the Mother Superior. She left me alone after that,Re: Are you left handed?
I suspect my left handed mother may have put the pencil in my left hand when I was learning to write. Although I use my left hand for writing I don't find it 100% easy, and my handwriting has always been terrible. I can't use my right hand for that activity, even though I use it for everything else, including my digital artwork.Re: Are you left handed?
One thing I do recall is that when in school and being left handed I always wrote with a left leaning slant. Very difficult when writing with a fountain pen as I always tended to get ink on my hand because I was leaning on what I had just written as I carried on writing. Ended up with many a blotched essay.Re: Are you left handed?
I'm a leftie and proud to be so. 15 guitars,of all types,fretless,bass,12-string,etc etc...which I've been playing since I was 5. I was new to a children's home in Lerwick,so I sat on the stairs when the other kids came down. I knew nobody,so I picked up a guitar which was leaning on the wall,on the step above me and started quietly playing it. When I looked up,there were three grown-ups staring at me. One asked where I'd learned to play a guitar. I don't recall this,but maaaany people have told ME it,so I suppose it's true,that I looked up and said "Don't be f#cking silly-I'm five!". I learned years later...I mean,about 8 years later,that the guitar I picked up and played,was a righty....which didn't phase me at all. BUT-my introduction to that children's home and all the kids therein,was to be brought onto the stage after assembly...and caned!
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