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The other side of the page shown in the previous image. The child (my uncle) has written the numbers 1-4 in a column. It is the same red pen as the previous image. Each number is a bit higher than one ruled line on the page. The column drifts to the side as it descends, in that way that is immediately recognizable to anyone who has sat with a child practicing their handwriting.

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The other side of the page shown in the previous image. The child (my uncle) has written the numbers 1-4 in a column. It is the same red pen as the previous image. Each number is a bit higher than one ruled line on the page. The column drifts to the side as it descends, in that way that is immediately recognizable to anyone who has sat with a child practicing their handwriting.
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Robert McNees (mcnees@mastodon.social)'s status on Wednesday, 19-Apr-2023 22:02:47 UTC Robert McNees
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Anyway, a few years ago I pulled it from the shelf to thumb through, and some pieces of faded notebook paper fell out.
They were pages where my uncle – probably when he was about six years old – had been learning to write his name and numbers.

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