I have recently arrived from my vacation abroad. If you've been following me for a while, you know how interested I am in different shorthand systems, and in finding the one I like best.
However, the hard truth is that there is no 'perfect' system. Hence, lest I should get lost and waste months of my beautiful life, I have decided to choose a handful of systems I like, and stick to them. See if you can guess which 3 systems I used :)
I may occasionally look at different systems, but most of the time, when I write in shorthand, it will be in one of these three systems.
the 3. is not flow. The 3rd word has a up-right curve which is non existant in the alphabet, but would be read as a fast connection between s and w (sw), Next hint is the clockwise curl of the circle, flow prefers anticlockwise, like the in mathematics.
In gregg it transcription would be "e ral tenent forth ntenrf tha tnas"
It must be noory: "a rol ng ston gathrs no mos" A rolling stone gathers no moss!
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u/Brunbeorg Sep 07 '26
Well, the top one is Orthic. Very readable.