Happy Left-Handed Day Everyone!!!

My mom and I are left handed.
But the only thing I do left handed is write.

I'm good at math and music

My husband is left handed, our first kiss was awkward cos we both leaned the same way
He's musical, awesome at maths, science and computer stuff, he's very artistic and I love watching him draw.

Happy Day fellow lefties!

Both of my parents are/were lefties. My mom by nature, my Dad because he has cerebral palsy that impacted his right side. My mom had one brother who was also a lefty. It stops with me. My brothers and my boys are all right handed. 

Both our sons are lefties.  Have no close relatives on either side that are.  Was a real learning experience for me with the older one, but I looked for it in the younger one.  Both have terrible hand writing, and both are very good at math.  One has an electrical engineering background, and the other is an attorney.

My sister was left-handed, I am left-handed and both of our children, one each, are left-handed. Back in the day when I was in school, I often had ink marks on the side of my left hand. BUT, I always say I could live with being right-handed if I had to, most right-handers could not function being left-handed.

ETA: I am not artistic, I don't like science but got a math medal in high school. I play sports, including golf, right handed.

I don't mind being a leftie. I do like spirals with the spiral at the top though. And growing up in the 70's, all of the desks were made for right handers in my schools.

Proudly raising my left hand! I've always loved being left handed. It makes me feel special.

The only thing I don't do w/ my left hand is bat.

My biggest problem is cutting. I never learned to cut w/ left handed scissors-I don't think there was such a thing when I was learning. Instead I hold right handed scissors upside down and the result is pretty bad. I've tried to cut w/ left handed scissors, but I just can't get the hang of it.

I'm not great at math, but I do think I'm pretty creative, which fits the left handed stereotype.

Lefty here! Only myself and one nephew are left handed in the extended family. The rest of them are just doing things wrong! Lol

I'm a leftie in most things except writing. Does that count?

I can't throw or catch a ball with my right hand to save my life. For that reason I have to play tennis holding the racquet in my right hand to serve, but I used to swap hands after that and nobody noticed. I couldn't play hockey because there were no leftie sticks, and I can't even watch right-handed golf - it hurts my brain. I use the mouse and trackpad with my left hand, so that my right hand is free to take notes. I'm left-eared on the phone, and left-eye dominant with cameras and guns. I use scissors with my right hand simply because there was no such thing as leftie scissors when I was a kid so I learned - had no choice. Ditto with cutlery - I was taught to use it "the right way" and just got on with it.

I'm also musical, am good at languages and poor at maths.

I don't think there are any other lefties (or ambi-confused) in my family.

Another leftie! I do everything with my right except writing and eating. So I've adapted well:)

I am not creative or a visual thinker or artistic. Never had a problem growing up except for the spiral notebooks. Been pretty easy being a lefty for me.

Another leftie, stopping in and saying hi! My sister and I are both lefties-parents we're both right handed. Have a left handed uncle and a few cousins who are also. My daughter ended up being a leftie too...her and I are pretty similiar we do pretty much everything with our lefts..

Always remember being left is right😃😃


Morgan

Another proud lefty! Neither of my parents are left handed but my half brother is and one of his children is. There are a lot of male lefties on that side of the family and one two girls that we know of. My female cousin on my mom's side of the family is the only other lefty on that side. Family dinners are always fun and we always sit in the "special" spots but it took other family members a while to "get it."

I have noticed that a lot of the people I work with in the hospital are left handed. One day, there were 6 nurses, one MD and one tech in the pod and 7 out of the 8 were lefty!! It was pretty fun because we weren't fighting for desk space all day!

I do find that I work better on the left side of the patient. I hate being assigned one particular role in traumas because it is ALL on the right side of the patient and I just can't do it as well as the roles working on the left. If another righty nurse is on the left, I beg her to swap. It just works so much better for everyone!

Both my boys are lefties. Only my mother is left-handed out of our immediate families, so I don't know where the boys got it from. They have both become quite ambidextrous though .