Hand writting

Grrr...today I wrote 8 pages in urdu after almost 6yrs(was actually writing the most important letter of my whole life so far)....and it took me around 3 hrs :-s I lost my writing speed but increased my typing speed in these years:-)

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Senilius said…
I don't usually write Urdu for long intervals but whenever I do, it seems as if my handwriting has been hit by a truck at full speed.
31/7/09 12:07
Cynic said…
LOL me too, I use roman instead :D
7/8/09 14:10
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