Nancy wrote --

>  >  JM> etc) and after about the fifth cheque in the pile my sig is really
odd looking.  
>  > Guess your hand gets tired quickly....    You must need more practice
with it... 

  Reminds me of when I was in grade school and being taught penmanship. 
Which I think I flunked.  
  Making loops over and over and over.
  I used to use a fountain pen all the time, which meant I wrote slower. 
Now its ball points and I write faster, but the faster I write the worse it
becomes.  Same with a pencil.
  Wonder if they still teach penmanship in school?  I doubt it.
  I read were some schools no longer even teach cursive due to pc's,
texting, etc. 
  I have used "text spelling" most of my life, shortening words when
taking/making notes, dropping vowels, etc. 

>  JM> fourth time I signed something I remarked my signature was getting
>  JM> worse and told not to worry about it.  I guess they have sev
> 
> You cut off again there.... gotta remember to make shorter paragraphs... 

  Nothing important.  
  I am easily bored by repetition, be it speaking or writing or signing my
name.

> Signatures rarely are identical from one to the next... but they all
> share some characteristics when from the same person... That could be
> part of why they take multiple signatures when starting an account,
> gives an idea of what the variations might be... 

  That was pretty much what I was saying. 
  Joe
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