Practice handwriting

The Kindle Scribe's 10.2-inch 300 ppi screen and stylus, I'm finding unexpected uses for it.

I think it wasn't until I had children that I began to think of myself as an adult.

I still think I'm personally immature, but looking at my children

I realized that I needed to become an adult.

That was it. I started practicing my handwriting.

It's hard to explain what correcting handwriting has to do with growing up.

Maybe it's because it reminds me of my parents' handwriting when I was younger?

(In particular, my late father's handwriting was well known in the neighborhood, and he wrote down many of the neighbors' sayings.)

Then I remembered Kindle Scribe's writing feature.

I realized that if I scanned my writing textbook into a PDF, I could practice writing and erasing as many times as I wanted.

Results vs. satisfaction.

These analog handwriting exercises give me a break when my brain is overwhelmed.

It may not fit in with the digital age of typing on a keyboard or smartphone.

but for me, the smell of analog is cozy.