by swannie on February 20th, 2007

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Do you generally write in cursive or print?

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by Harro Mique on April 21st, 2007
print,I hate cursive,I've forgotten how to write in cursive,i dont really care,at my school the teachers made us write in cursive from years 3-6,I hated it so as soon as I reached juinor high,I started writing in print,print and more print,I'm in high school now and still writing in print.
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