[Magdalen] Music question

[Esther Williamson]

My father, who died when I was eight, was certain I would recover the 
use of my right arm and would then be ambidextrous. No such luck. In 
grade school we took Palmer/Peterson cursive. All those circles and 
slanted up and down lines were horrible. I was still learning to use my 
left arm for everything and not doing a good job of it. My mom did 
insist that I slant my paper the opposite way from right handers and I 
did eventually have decent looking penmanship until the last few years.

Scott, I never liked the Q that looked like a 2 either and do not use it.

Esther

On 11/20/2016 10:10 PM, ME Michaud wrote:
> My brother is also ambidextrous. And dyslexic.
>
> After our mother died, we were in her atty's office signing papers.
> The atty slid a paper across the desk and I watched Brother
> pick up a pen with each hand, simultaneously.
> -M
>
> On Sunday, November 20, 2016, Jay Weigel <jay.weigel at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> My beloved Adam had godawful handwriting. He was also ambidextrous and a
>> bit dyslexic, although he overcame the latter, a good musician, and an
>> amazing mechanic. I don't know how that all fits together.
>>
>>