Here's some handwriting sample for you: https://i.imgur.com/0Pdq8Ci.jpg https://i.imgur.com/0Pdq8Ci.jpg Sorry for the poor photo quality, but it's the best I

Here's some handwriting sample for you: https://i.imgur.com/0Pdq8Ci.jpg https://i.imgur.com/0Pdq8Ci.jpg Sorry for the poor photo quality, but it's the best I could manage to do at the moment. On the left is some writing that I did just now, just for you! On the right is a page of notes that I wrote a few weeks ago. It didn't occur to me to get anything in there for scale until just now, but the larger notebook (the one on the right) is roughly 13 cm across by 21 cm high. The smaller one 12.7 cm by 19.6 cm according to the cover. You can see on the right that I've written some elaborate headings... I'd imagine I'm one of very few people, if not the only person, who writes headings in such a script. Below that, you can see that I employ cursive and block for different purposes: most writing is in cursive, but "foreign" language (Old English in this case) words are written in block. I do similar things in other sorts of notes; for example, I might write source code or command names in block to keep them visually distinct from the commentary. In the US, it seems that most people these days "learn" cursive at some point, but abandon it the first chance they get. This wasn't always the case (my mom and my grandma write exclusively in cursive, for example). Personally, I tend to only write with block letters if the scribbles are intended for a recipient (or, as mentioned above, as a semantic device).