Grandparents are familiar with cursive handwriting and many of them learned it via the Palmer Method. Many of today's students don't know how to create these letters. In fact, they can't even read cursive writing. Why is this handwriting important?
Some creative (i.e., subjective) modern astrologers might say, "Well, if things are bad in your love life at the present, just transform your 'fate into destiny,' and your 'limitations into gifts-' make it your destiny to have a good love life now, and 'unleash the power of your soul' while 'delivering grace to the world.'" Yes, it's nice to spread light to the world, so to speak, but you can't cheat fate, no matter how much effort and time you put into "creating your destiny."
Written in Blood, the second in the new Forensic Handwriting Mystery series, has much more info to share on handwriting analysis, as Claudia Rose, forensics expert, tries to help a young widow prove that her husband's last will was not a forgery. Rose verifies the handwriting but is pulled into the life of the widow, who is headmistress of a troubled youths school, when she tries to use a type of writing and music therapy to help a young female student. Fast-paced Page-Turner!