It is cool to have a nice cur­sive hand­writ­ing espe­cially if you do use any kinds of alpha­bets (duh..).

I put four influ­en­tial writ­ings on this post. They may be not great to oth­ers, but I put them because I love their styles and mean­ing to the writ­ing and its power.

–skim– Some­times, when peo­ple bor­row someone’s note­book, they don’t say to him directly, but they might talk behind him and even talk about his per­son­al­ity based on his hand­writ­ing. Yes that whatta heck does a hand­writ­ing do with a per­son­al­ity; but if you think about it care­fully, there is a rela­tion­shipt between them. Well, this is not the point of this post, but any­ways,  it is some­times bet­ter to have a good hand­writ­ing. –skim–

Here’re some nice cur­sive writ­ings I put them together; they are from var­i­ous peo­ple from var­i­ous time periods.

*****Click the Links Under Each Pic­ture to See Larger Images*****

Cur­sive 1. Gem City Busi­ness College

This is posted in ‘Wikipedia’ when searched with the key­word ‘cursive.’

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/f5/Spencerian_example.jpg

Cur­sive 2. Dec­la­ra­tion of Independence

The great work and hand­writ­ings of the Asse­bly of Demigods.

http://renaissanceguy.files.wordpress.com/2008/07/declaration.jpg

Cur­sive 3. Pres­i­dent Obama’s Handwriting

Although it may not look that it is the best look­ing one, it is on here because it is the President’s. This hand­writ­ing helped him to become a pres­i­dent; it is powerful.

http://www.keithrosario.com/images/bobama.jpg

Cur­sive 4. Bible Manuscript

The most influ­en­tial book and the most sold book in the world. This is its ancient man­u­script. (Johannes 7:32 – 38)

http://www.biblecenter.de/pics/mssp66-2.jpghttp://www.biblecenter.de/pics/mssp66-2.jpg

Cur­sive 5. The Blog Owner’s (myinfoprobe.com) Handwriting

I know.…it’s not any great hand­writ­ing, but … oh well… hehe

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