For those like myself who didn’t get this and had to google it, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec was a 19th-century French painter, illustrator and poster artist, known for his atmospheric depiction of the Parisian underworld. Besides his work as an artist, his diminutive height (4’8"), and scandalous behavior in society brought him great notoriety.
An age-old urban myth. For a sleeping person to swallow even one live spider would involve so many highly unlikely circumstances that for all practical purposes, it isn’t possible. No such instance has ever been reported in any reputable scientific or medical literature.
Cursive writing isn’t in the same category as horse drawn carriages. When done properly, it is almost an art form and art will always be relevant…. hopefully. But there are also practical benefits to mastering cursive writing: 1) it trains the brain to learn functional specialization, 2) it improves memory, 3) it improves fine motors skills, meaning that people who have illegible print often have legible cursive handwriting.
For those like myself who didn’t get this and had to google it, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec was a 19th-century French painter, illustrator and poster artist, known for his atmospheric depiction of the Parisian underworld. Besides his work as an artist, his diminutive height (4’8"), and scandalous behavior in society brought him great notoriety.