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I am ambidextrous but dominant Lefty. I was an original lefty but my wrist was broken when I was 10 and I taught myself to do stuff righty wise so that I could stay in school and still do the stuff I like. I continued to use my right as often as I could and now I do what with whichever hand I grab with.
I write mostly lefty and shoot mostly lefty though...
My daddy had a coffee cup made for several years ago that reads on it...
Hire left handed people just to watch them write! and on the other side it says...
Left handed people are the only ones in their right mind!
Tee hee!!
I write mostly lefty and shoot mostly lefty though...
My daddy had a coffee cup made for several years ago that reads on it...
Hire left handed people just to watch them write! and on the other side it says...
Left handed people are the only ones in their right mind!
Tee hee!!
Perhaps I am a rarity among writers but I have never been at a loss for words, either spoken or written. But each form of communication necessarily takes a different form. The written word is notoriously more formal in tone (unless the subject deals with the common), and is much more difficult to formulate because of this. I find that writing takes more patience and forbearance than the spoken word. Speaking can be more fun, writing can be more gratifying. Both can be soul developing. And a way into your own heart.