You guys have such a good way of using play on words when describing your typing. Thanks for the morning humor.
My daughter-in-law graduated from college with a four point with a psych degree, but she types hunt and peck faster than I can type the 'correct way'. It just amazes me to watch her.
For the first couple of weeks after the right shoulder surgery I was forced to type one finger-one hand left handed. It was terrible. When I made entries in Quicken I was reversing numbers like crazy. Must be a left-brain right-brain thing cause I'm not ambidexterous in any way shape or form.
One more interesting thing, I had to re-edit this post because it was kicked out for using unacceptable language. I finally figured out that when I described my daughter-in-law's graduation from college I used suma ---- laude to describe her grades. I didn't realize the filter was quite that sensitive.Jim
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