Write Your Story In Cursive!

Write Your Story   In Cursive! 

Did you know that being taught to write in cursive is no longer required in schools?

The new thinking is that the keyboarding skill is a more productive use of time and better prepares the child for the real world.  

To me this is much more than whether the young generation can read the original United States Constitution or whether keyboarding speed will secure them a career.  

To me this is about the ability to artfully caress thoughts as they flow from the heart to the paper curling and swirling with love and meaning.  

To me it is about reading a recipe hand written by a great grandmother that holds generations of tradition in the writing. 

To me it is about how words like:
 love,
song,
dance
and spirit 
all carry a deeper meaning when written with the design and art of rhythmic curves and loops. 

Writing in cursive gives us the concept of slowing to the pace of flowing through the consonants and vowels,
 taking breaths between words
 and pausing between the period and the next capital letter to think about the space between the two.

 --The space where we blink away tears and break for a belly laugh before we continue…
and when we do, the dancing of the cursive words carry the meaning of both. 

Now, in a world that seems to be all about abbreviation and how quickly things can be accomplished or acquired,  I encourage you to live the way you want to be remembered… live with flair, fun and fascination.  

Don’t print.  Don’t type. Write your story in cursive! 
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Pennie’s Life Lesson:
“Live the way you want to be remembered –             with flair, fun and fascination!
             Write your story in cursive!”
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YOUR TURN...         
My intent in sharing this with you is to  help you see the difference between living in printed world or living with fun and flare....live your life in cursive! 

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