Rob's SQOTD - 3/13 About This Page:

[RobDVC]

When you write/take notes, do you write in cursive or print?

I almost always print when I'm jotting things down.

[Jookiba]

Almost always in cursive until I start writing in "nursing shorthand". A bunch of that is symbols or one letter so it starts to look like printing.

[jimmymac]

Cursive

[mcc0313]

97% of the time it is cursive - especially if I am jotting notes from someone else.

There are those rare times where I am just jotting down thoughts or ideas and I might print but it is rare.

[Disney_Scarlett]

I have the worst handwriting in the world, and it's a combination between cursive and print. It's terrible. I can write in proper cursive if need be, or print. Doesn't really matter, it's all illegible.

[Carousel96]

usually cursive because it's quicker

[duck addict]

Print. My printing is bad enough, but I can still read it a couple of days later.

[Luv4My4]

Almost always cursive. I print rarely.

[Minniemouse27]

Print

The only time I write in cursive is when I sign my name!

[alisonhinsley]

I have dyslexia and written communication is the worst aspect so it's a combimation of both plus symbols. I have technical background so use symbols for shorthand and to overcome the poor spelling. Thank goodnees for computers and spellcheck

[Disneydiana]

I only write in cursive when I'm in a meeting or in class because it's faster. All of my other notes are print.

[HiddenMickey]

My handwriting is a sort of hybrid, mostly print, but lapses into cursive a times.

I wish my handwriting was as nice as it used to be in middle school. Taking noted quickly in high school and college really messed it up. I hate the way I write now, mostly.

[DyanKJ130]

I usually print.

[GoofyMom]

Mine's usually a wonky combination. S's, D's, t's and M's are almost always printed, f's, o's, g's and k's are almost always cursive. Lower case r's are sometimes printed, sometimes cursive, and sometime the British way which is a sort of combo of the two. Sometimes I use my speedwriting training from secretarial school which explains my goofy incompleted letters sometimes (f's, j's and g's especially). And anything else is whatever the mood strikes me.

[lukeandbrookesmom]

cursive