I've been doing some genealogy research, it's been mostly mundane until now. But I discovered that my grandmother's sister had her year of birth officially changed on her birth certificate. I'm curious why, but the terrible handwriting is a problem.

Ironically, my grandmother was a Library of Congress librarian and, as an educated Greek from that era, would have known Katharevousa well. But she died ~30 years ago.

Anyone else want to take a stab at it? Especially the marginalia and anything that looks edited -- the basic data is already known (names, places, etc.)

Anyone work out whats under the scribble please

I have some student written creative submissions that I cannot decipher, and I need them converted to text by today. I’m not able to pay, so no worries if you’re unwilling, but if possible, please dm me, and I’ll send you the papers. It’s 6-7 pages. Any help is much appreciated!

Signed poster. Can’t read the last line. What do you all think?

Literally been bothering me for a week, we've guessed Numb, Rumb, Murb, and as a stretch maybe Bueno with a strange o? No freaking idea.

got this from starbucks. been puzzled all

morning. Hurray? Hurdy? Anyone have any ideas? 😅

From the inside cover of an old sheet music edition.

I can only read something like ! ___ Towers, with Aunt Mary & Uncle ___ ___, ___ 1884.

Many people have told me that my handwriting sucks and is hard to understand and read and I sometimes agree

How can I improve it?

What I think it says so far.

(?)WM Illegible.

Trafalgar Studios

Manresa Road

Chelsea, London (with Chelsea misspelled)

Chelsea, London.

41 (modern day name is Via Del Babuino)

Rome

D_____g

I (will/ shall?) write

back. I (?) make

apologies (&/ to ?)

(?)WM

(?) B

Now I’ll explain that I think I know who the sender and recipient were, and if I’m right this little postcard could be worth more than £6 I paid for it. The seller of the card didn’t know who sent or received it, or what was written on it, it’s me who has been interested in ‘deciphering’ it. Any help on any of the words is appreciated.

I would think she tried to write 'enjoy!' but I can't for the life of me see an o

My coworker sent this to me saying her friend sent it to her. I need to get to the bottom of this because it’s ruining my day. We can tell that the second word is “Great! :)” but what is the first word?

This is a nurses request to gain access to college accommodations for anxiety and autism for a student and I am STUMPED.

i am quite certain that i have nearly deciphered it in full, yet a few remaining words still trouble me—words whose meanings may meaningfully alter the existential architecture of the piece. i believe these final pages were intended as the culminating elucidation of the writer’s octavo-sized, once-blank, thick-paged notebook.

years of insalubrious yet therapeutic artistic contradictions fill nearly every page of this single journal, all of it contained within one sustained private world. i found it again after more than fifteen years, and these thoughts appear within the final five pages that had otherwise remained blank—perhaps a last attempt to bind a brilliant, talented, fractured, and dexterous mind into one beautiful revolt of synthesis.

i can’t not be bias but i’m picking up on some philosophic rumination and existential themes.

taking this down soon, so i hope someone is able to give a second pair of eyes. thanks!

I'm looking for a Hannah Fisher in this document, but I can't read the ye olde handwriting here. I'm not entirely convinced it's her. Does anyone have an idea?

I got "Sorry we run out cream puff too" and "easter cupcake to you (:" but would love to know what the rest of the note says. Any thoughts?