I have found all appendages like to have a little pride in what they do. If you did everything righty, the lefty would feel, obviously, left out. It's good you spread your attention to all. It's not good to have them jealous of each other. Harmony among your appendages brings out their best qualities. ;) :)
This post was edited by Merlin at December 20, 2019 11:27 AM MST
Right-handed, but not strongly so. In sculpture and with horses, it helps to have equal pressure sensitivity and accuracy with either hand, so to some extent I've managed to cultivate some ambidexterity over the years.
I don't know about sculpture but with horses, absolutely! I trained, rode, and showed hunter/jumpers. Like you, I am sure much of my ambidexterity came from those years. :) I wish I knew about sculpture. I would love to pick that up as a hobby. I just wouldn't know where to start.
Doing well. The ground turkey I ate which had gone bad didn't have much of a negative effect on me after all. It appears that my body is immune to meat of very little quality. LOL! I'm sure there's a tacky innuendo in there somewhere. Thanks for asking 'bout me Merlin. You're very kind.
There was and I'm sure my mind is in the gutter as it should be. ;) :P !! I'm glad to hear your body pays no attention to meats other than quality! Don had food poisoning once. He was hospitalized and said it was the worst experience of his life. I'm so glad you didn't have to go down that avenue. Take Care of that Twinkling body of yours. The room sparkles with joy when you are here and it's always a pleasure to see you! :):)
I tend to be ambidextrous in certain parts of my life. Most of the time and for most tasks, I am a right-handed person. I have a strong appreciation for the left, though. I can do almost everything with my right and my left hands with pretty good accuracy. :) :)
I favor my right hand although I do use my left for some things such as holding the jar with my left hand so I can open it with my right. I cannot write legibly with my left hand.
Sorry to hear that. My handwriting has suffered since I do most of my writing on the computer. I can't recall the last time I wrote a letter by hand. I understand that now cursive is not being taught in schools. Considering how many people have illegible handwriting, maybe that's for the best although it's really a sham when you look at something like the Constitution and many old documents and see how beautiful they look.
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