Happy International Left Handers Day! August 13th #lefthandersday
International Left Handers Day is an international day observed annually on August 13 to celebrate the uniqueness and differences of the left handers.
Today as a left-handed person I am celebrating this great day. To all my fellow left-handed friends out there celebrate your very unique selves and be proud of your superpower!
Hi there, my name is Tony Burgess from Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA. I am a believer, bleeding-heart, idealist, and blogger. I'm married to Laura and Cody is our dog. Daily I work for a blood bank. My blog is where I chronicle and curate the sacred, serious, and silly things in my life. I am a member of The Episcopal Church. Thank you for connecting with me. Grace, peace, and love!
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7 thoughts on “Happy International Left Handers Day! August 13th #lefthandersday”
Anybody you know that’s also left-handed that you should mention?
Hi Tony, please don’t take offense if you come across my blog that I wrote last year. I kind of see it the other way. I never liked being singled out for being left-handed. In school it always made me feel like some kind of freak. I don’t see it as a celebration or a reason to have “A Day”. That’s just my 2cents and I wish I could see it like you do, but I had too many negative experiences with being “different” growing up to embrace my left-handedness.
Anybody you know that’s also left-handed that you should mention?
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YAY for me, my mom and all of us who smear the pages with ink, thank god for the clicks of the key board.
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Me too! My other super power, since you asked, is being able to choose the slowest moving line in any and every situation. 😉
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I am left-handed am my body to a hit on all right-handed in school. I was lucky and taught to change the paper for writing.
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Hi Tony, please don’t take offense if you come across my blog that I wrote last year. I kind of see it the other way. I never liked being singled out for being left-handed. In school it always made me feel like some kind of freak. I don’t see it as a celebration or a reason to have “A Day”. That’s just my 2cents and I wish I could see it like you do, but I had too many negative experiences with being “different” growing up to embrace my left-handedness.
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I understand your feelings. Being a lefty has a world of challenges all its own.
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My daughter is left handed and this just made her day. 🙂
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