Today I looked for an
article in the library database and decided to write about how this applies to
me and my project right now.
I found this article to write about. In this article,
people wrote in and gave testimonials about how hard it is to be left handed in
a right handed world. I know I'm not really left handed, but I did find some of
these to be true.
Karla Balsamo writes about how the desks at school are made for right
handed people. Usually a classroom will have one or two desks that are for left
handed people now, but that's not always the case. Or someone may have stolen
it before I get there. I've notice this in my writing class, because that's one
of my classes that has desks. It's hard to write with my left hand on a
"righty" desk... and I find myself with my body slung halfway across
the desk in order for my left arm/elbow being able rest.
Doris Weber
also writes about "overcoming the smudge marks" while writing. Which
I have recently encountered. With my ink pen when I'm writing quickly (or
trying to, at least) I have found ink on my hand and a slightly smudged writing
trailing behind my hand. This also happens with pencil, with the lead smearing
on the paper and onto my hand. So frustrating.
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