The Message in Our Handwriting
Join me, Allyson Apsey, as I stumble upon the fortunes of learning, laughing, and celebrating alongside incredible people.
Join me, Allyson Apsey, as I stumble upon the fortunes of learning, laughing, and celebrating alongside incredible people.
Serendipity in Education 
So true Allyson! A handwritten note is much more personal. As soon a I started reading your blog, I immediately saw the resemblance between your handwriting and your mom’s handwriting. It was a pleasant flashback for me. Ah! Memories can provide comfort. I’d love to have a full copy of that zucchini bar recipe! Love, Aunt Julie
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Best compliment ever! I will get you that recipe 😉
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I love this!
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Thank you Renee!
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Allyson,
I love this post!! What a special way to convey your message and the importance of a handwritten note. Unfortunately, for me, my penmanship is not what I wish it was and would probably leave the impression of “What did he just say?” 🙂 Personal notes written by hand certainly do send a message that you are important and special. Thanks for the reminder!
Jon
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Thank you Jon! I bet your loved ones love your penmanship just as it is 😉
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Love this! You have beautiful handwriting. I also agree that handwriting is so personal. I keep many personal notes that I’ve gotten in the past, and I wish it happened more often. What do you think about cursive getting phased out of education?
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