-30 C outside, can’t feel my toes, can’t feel my ankles either. I am sitting here in my nightgown and winter coat.
The radiators going full blast, even the oven is turned on and opened up, and I am still freezing. This would be an excellent opportunity to work on that novel about Scott’s last Antarctic expedition that I was planning, but I have to finish up some things first. Namely, the last of the handwriting analyses.
If I somehow missed anybody who wanted an analysis, do not despair. Just hang on to your samples because I might do handwriting analysis week again in a month or two. Right now I am about analyzed OUT.
Here is Ster’s analysis, a quick and dirty one before I succumb to hypothermia.
Ster's handwriting sample
Ster’s writing looks an awful lot like mine.
The analysis:
Large writing: a big-picture person
Concave t-bars: good sense of humor
Large upper zone: the main focus of interest is in the realm of imagination
De-emphasized lower zone: Not much interested in the physical; non-materialistic
Upright slant occasionally tilting backward: Rational, sometimes a little shy, changeable mood
Rounded letters: kind, tolerant, easygoing
Simplified capitals: Literary, unpretentious
Looped but open letters: has difficulty keeping secrets. Tries, but things just slip out.
Even baseline with slight ascension: good self-discipline, optimistic
Needle-pointed top of m and n: curiosity, natural detective, desire to dig deep for answers
Both connected and unconnected letters: A mix of rational and intuitive thinking styles, mostly intuitive
Now I’m frozen up to my knees so I must really stop here. I hope you’ve gotten something out of this, Ster!
Exiled Stardust 