Handwritten

At work today, one of my clients submitted a bio- a handwritten description of herself. I loved it! It was such a nice break from the ordinary to read something that wasn't typed. I love nothing more than exchanging letters and cards with friends and family... even a stranger or two. Yes, I have a pen-pal.

Not only was it cool that the bio was handwritten, but take a look at what she wrote. I dig it!

Now Playing: "Fly Like an Eagle" by Steve Miller Band

Handwritten

I think our handwriting says a lot about us. I've always taken pride in my handwriting. Unfortunately, over the years, my writing has gone a bit down hill because I type so often. I've answers numerous "memes" or survey/questionnaires, but I thought it would be fun to do a handwritten one. I see this done in magazines like Cosmo and on other blogs. I'd love to see others' but here is mine (you may need click the image to enlarge):





SIDENOTE: I researched what our doodling says about us. I tend to draw signatures, boxes, faces, hearts, stars and flowers. Here's what it means....

Stars:The doodler's ambitious character is reveled, a strong desire to achieve success. It could be professional success or the personal front.

Hearts:Clearly an expression that reveals the feelings in heart. Joyous heart is usually expressed by way of string of hearts soaring high up into the air. An arrow piercing the heart with drops of blood expresses the sorrowful feelings of the doodler.

Flowers: Gentle as flowers, the doodler is keen on fostering social relationships and strike amicable friendship.

Dimensional objects: Probers, intellectuals and those with a logical mind usually doodle with 3 D objects.

Eyes: Doodlers who doodle big eyes arerevealing their outgoing personality and those who doodle small eyes like to keep to oneself. Closed eyes convey a strict 'no' to look within and laughing eyes reveal the joy and happiness within.