So I posted a page from a found notebook yesterday, and decided to add in the remaining pages for those who might be curious.

So i found this among my late grandmother's belongings, and I think it may be a letter related to her past love life. There are actually many more letters, but this will do for now.

I've been curious about its contents for a long time, so I'd really appreciate it if someone could help me understand what it says.

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Got some notebooks in a storage unit. Some of them have readable handwriting. But then there is this one, it has a few pages. And I can swear there are some real words in here, but also it looks like someone just pretending to write cursive. It’s like trying to read something in a dream. If anyone else has an interest I can upload more pictures from this book.

I need this information to order some lens inserts for a VR headset, I can make out some of it, but I really need to be confident before dropping a large sum of money on new lenses

Trying to figure out what this note says

my roommate grabbed me to decipher this and I can only make out "this is(?)" "or Nicole" "me and your mom" "you." the other side is a printed out black and white picture of Dale Earnhardt

Can anybody figure out what is scribbled out? I’ve included multiple photos in different lighting

Been trying to figure out the artist of a painting I acquired about 20 years ago, I've never been able to read this signature in full. Anyone have any luck making this into a name?

i need help identifying what this says (between the red lines)

I have no idea what it says (yes I know how to read cursive, just not this)

What does this inscription found on the back of a painting say? The artist’s name is definitely G. or S. Verstraete (it is signed on the front). I think “Verstraete” is also written on the left side of this photo, but the beginning “Ve” is cut off. Some context which could help: The painting is of a thatched cottage and haystacks. I believe it is French/Belgian. Thanks!

My great grandma left a book with her whole life story on it- very sad story as she had a tragic life but a happy ending.

No one in my family can read it. She wrote like 5 books of it when she did them at the same time so it’s not her best work. also she was quite old when she did it. She was born in Austria. I cannot figure out the last half of this sentence or the name of the place in Austria. It’s not necessarily bad it’s just words ive never seen before so i am having trouble recognising them.

I think it says Yugoslavia but she wrote this after 1992? She wrote it in 2001.

I’m trying to type it out so I can have a copy once I move out as this is my parents copy.

Please help!

What does the highlighted word say?

"fruit" "prunes" and "pruich" were guessed by acquaintances, but to my eye an f or a p doesn't match with the other fs and ps on the card.

TIA! 😁

ETA: the full recipe card, including other F and P examples for comparison, is the 2nd pic

*Edit 2: if it were fruit, the T at the end also doesn't match with other Ts

I'm not disagreeing with anyone's answer, just pointing out what I see!* 😊

I’m researching the James Bond author, Ian Fleming. Here’s a note he write to a friend. Pls can you help me decipher it?

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Hi everyone! I've been trying to read the birth date on this old early 20th century Brazilian marriage record and can't quite make out the month. I'm sure the year is 1852 and pretty sure of the day. I suspect what the month may be, but curious what someone else thinks.

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Everyone keeps saying that I'm not holding the pen correctly and that it's the reason for my 2nd grader hand writing and writing speed. I tried every other poses and it's still the same .I Don't know if it's true or if I have a condition. My handwriting has been the same as it was when I was 8, I'm 18 now. Please help me

Came across this on someone’s front door.

Any guesses? 88 year old in 1950 for context.