How writing has changed through the ages

Great essay of writing history! 🙂

13 responses to “How writing has changed through the ages”

  1. ha ha! I remember those days of the Encyclopedia!

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    1. The word encyclopedia instantly takes me back the college library with several of them around me just trying to find information on the history of Genghis Khan. 🙂

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      1. I remember sitting on the floor by the bookshelf looking through them alphabetically when I was in jr. high!

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        1. My adult children have only seen them in the library. Soon they will only be seen in museums. 🙂

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          1. ha ha yes! My kids never have seen one I don’t think!! They grew up in Saudi, so no such thing!

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            1. My son’s first computer in the mid nineties came with Encarta Encyclopedia by Britannica, which is now a free download.

              He ask if I had a computer when I was growing up as a child. I laughed so hard he thought something was wrong.

              When I explain to him what an encyclopedia was, he never grasped the idea until I took him to the library. LOL!!
              🙂

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              1. Ha ha wow ok I feel old, but its a good thing!

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  2. Ah….the sheer pleasure of writing with a fountain pen!

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    1. I use a pen from time to time for a nostalgic feeling. Lately ,I have penned letters to family member using a quill and pen. I don’t think they notice. 🙂

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      1. Let them not! At least you have the inner happiness!!

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  3. Neither Mom nor Dad were college educated. They were however, pretty smart . We always had books and I can remember Mom reading to us at bedtime either from Mother Goose or from another of several different story books. In our small Pennsylvania town the grocery store offered a basic set of encyclopedias at a low price per piece with the purchase of a certain amount. I used those until the edges were worn and wish I still had them today. Thanks Mom and Dad.

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    1. I think in the near future an original set of encyclopedias will only be found in a museum.

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