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Handwriting Challenge

Hello!

The author here. No content on the Fitzgeralds this time, but my reading circle buddy Ny nominated me for the Handwriting Challenge. As copy pasted from her website...

Rules:
  • Write your name
  • Write your blog’s name
  • Write your favorite word and its definition
  • Write something nice
  • Write the name of your favorite song right now
  • What are you writing with?
  • Write a fun fact about yourself
  • Write/draw your favorite emoticon
  • Write a silly message
  • Write who you’re tagging
I also got a request for my normal handwriting and my "note-taking" handwriting. So here are both pictures as a comparison.

My everyday handwriting.

My note-taking handwriting.
Since I'm pretty sure you'll have trouble reading what I wrote, lemme translate it into typeface. I answered the questions in order.

  • Purple 
  • Fitzgerald Family Fables
  • inimitable: so good or unusual as to be impossible to copy; unique.
  • You are great! :)
  • um...something off the Hamilton cast album?
  • a Pentel WOW BK440 pen
  • I'm a psychology major who's in the process of adding a second major in neuroscience.
  • the crying-laughing emoji
  • I'm more sarcastic than goofy, tbh
  • Everyone I wanna tag has done it, so...

I have no present nominees, but if you're reading this and haven't done it feel free to tackle the challenge.
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