Monday, September 24, 2007
The Gift of Dysgraphia
If you've read my last blog, you've heard about one of the Mumford's battles. Things have mellowed out. But I've found now that I'm dysgraphic. This blog's just going to explain what dysgraphia is. I think in pictures, not words, so writing's kind of hard. That's why I'm typing. Actually, you might think half in pictures and half in words. But I think in mostly pictures and occasionally words. People think of dysgraphia as a curse, when actually it's helped many men along the way. Albert Einstein thought in pictures, along with Leonardo da Vinci and Thomas Edison. They all had the GIFT.
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Being able to think in pictures IS a gift, and so is being able to tell us all about it.
Being able to think in pictures will help you to be a great inventor, I think.
Well, it's great knowing I'm not crazy- I think mostly in pictures, too.
I always knew you were a genius!
Well I don't exactly think in pictures but I have some good ones!!!!! come see my blog!!!
Oh yeah and writing is hard for me to . but everyone says i'm a good story teller
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