Writing with my right hand vs writing with my left hand - The Ambidextrous Challenge

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Duration for writing with my left hand (top paragraph):12 minutes
Duration for writing with my right hand (bottom paragraph):5 minutes

Total word count in 1 paragraph: 34 words

Which hand can you write with the best? Let me know in the comments below,

See you next time,

Bye

XOX,Juju

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  1. Linda22/4/18 16:09

    You did amazingly well! I’m right handed and don’t think I’ve ever tried writing with my left. My sister, Nita, is left handed and when she was little girl learning to write in cursive, she showed her paper to our mother. Mother took one quick look and said, “I can’t read that!” When she saw that Nita was about to cry, she said, “Well, you’re left handed!” Nita thought, ‘can right handed people not read left handed writing?’ So she showed our brother because he also was left handed. But he had barely learned to read printing so he couldn’t read it either. Bless my sister’s little heart back then!

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    1. jujupage122/4/18 16:15

      Aww bless her! I was just experimenting to see how bad I actually was at writing with my left hand!

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  2. Kathy23/4/18 00:41

    I am right-handed, but can write OK with my left hand. Years ago I broke my right elbow and couldn't use my right hand to write. So I taught myself to use my left hand. I now understand how hard it is for left-handers to use their right hand! So I can do OK with my left and, and it's readable, but it takes so long to do it.

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    1. jujupage123/4/18 06:53

      Wow that's so interesting! I believe that people should try to use their less able hand to write because we may need to use it in the future.

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