Let it be known that my daughter Lucy was in an antique store called Whimsy in Carpenteria, California. As you can see here, it’s official.
Just like Oprah, Cher, and Madonna, one name is sufficient.
I love how she writes her name, with the backwards “c.” I’m really considering telling her to keep it that way, forever. It would make a killer logo.
And serve as a perpetual reminder to break the rules that need breaking.
Hi Dad!
Awesome site!
My little brother writes most of the alphabet or upside down or in mirror position, and he struggle badly during his pre-school until then we found out that he is a dyslexic and yes he indeed have trouble learning, he is 17 this year.. I can see him struggle each day with it, although is better. He was send to some special class, he learn sign languages of the deaf… it helps him a lot , although dyslexic, he is very good at arts and won numerous awards on his karate lessons. I remember the doctor and professor who treated him alarm us ,when you see them write,you will know the learning power of this child.
Take care!