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At 02:41 PM 7/6/97 -0400, you wrote: >Trish, Marjorie, and others, > >Enjoy being left-handed. Then imagine, if you will, being very right-handed and >growing up in a left-handed house. My mother, father, brother, sister, 3 of 4 >grandparents, aunts & uncles, (the other grandfather was ambidextrous) were all >left-handed. Then I had children. My daughter is left-handed and my son is >ambidextrous. Lucky me. Of my 6 grandchildren, yes 5 are left-handed. >Sometimes I cannot figure out which is which. > >don't forget how to laugh >Marling >[log in to unmask] or [log in to unmask] > Marling, I had a Neurologist once who was the only right-handed person in his family. His wife, 5 Children and 7 Grandchildren were all left handed. He said he understood how I felt being the only lefty anywhere in my family. He felt different being the only right-handed one. As Ever, Marjorie Moorefield just another left-handed librarian with PD 64/9