Hello all,
I've enjoyed reading all the posts but just haven't had too much time to write to you all. I studied shorthand in high school and college (Series 90), I didn't take to get fast at it, I mostly took it so my nosey brother couldn't read my journals, lol, plus being a typical young female I wanted it to look nice when I wrote. I think like with most of us, life happens and it all got put aside. In the mid-nineties I dug out my old college book and started working on it again, but unfortunately I left it in my truck and it was stolen!! Then this year I got interested in it again and bought me some books and started working on it again. I was amazed about how much I could still read after years of not looking at it!!! I bought the Centennial Edition which is closer to what I had originally learned and am really enjoying re-learning an old but wonderful skill. I do have a question though, I've scanned the first book and was wondering where I could post it in case others would like to have it as well? It's Gregg Shorthand College Book 1 Centennial Edition I know how expensive these books are (even used ones) and I thought if anyone would like to have it and save themselves a little money I would gladly share my copy of it and plan to scan my other two books as well. Anyway thanks for allowing me into this great group and I hope we all will continue to enjoy our passion for shorthand.
Tommie :o)
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