handwriting on the wall

I dunno about you folks, but when I was in the second grade we were learning cursive (then called "script"). I guess I took it seriously because I remember collecting my allowance to buy Sheaffer's peacock blue ink to practice writing with foundtain pens and then later on came the cartridges you could buy and and attach to your pen points and enclose inside your pen--fancy schmantzy.

Well, nowadays when I try to handwrite some journal piece in a scrapbook or jot some quick not off in a card, I realize I'm so out of practice from using the computer. I was wondering just today what a handwriting expert would say, maybe not closing my "a" and "o" means something sloppy about my personality, or closing up my e's so they don't have that little space and look like "i" means something else! Anyhow, I think handwriting experts are called graphologists (graphology--the study of handwriting, especially when employed as a means to analyze personality traits).

This should be a good week, I will need to MAKE IT SO--but I'll miss halau stuff while Sweetie and Kamaile are out of town! So, it looks like Olelo class tonight, hula tomorrow, work today, tomorrow and Wednesday and then I'm to my house and home