Positively Interesting Left Handers Day Fun Facts

I don't know how we managed it, but all three of our offspring are left handers. According to our source, Scientific American, only 10 percent of the world's population are south paws. Here are some left handers day fun facts. Because, it is international left handers day.

For some reason, all three of ours are left handed which is very unusual. It could be because both my dad and my husband's dad were among the special left handed ones. And the inherited predisposition for left handedness skipped a generation. Left handed people are unique and for more than just which hand they write with.

Here are a few fun facts about left handers according to bbc.com. Well for one thing, the future King of England, Prince William is left handed. So are a couple of Presidents like Bill Clinton and Barack Obama. So was the war time Prime Minister of Great Britain Winston Churchhill.

When I was going to school, teachers would try and get left handed kids to write with their right hand. I mean those right handed scissors are difficult. But nowadays, people are accepted for who they are. Even if it is a little out of the ordinary.

Here are more positively interesting left handers day fun facts. Left handed people reportedly use the right hemisphere of their brain more. And that is linked to creativity and spatial awareness. Because of the brain structure of lefties, they may excel at multi tasking due to brain structure. Left handed athletes may have an advantage over their opponents due to their unfamiliarity facing left handers.

According to Scientific American, some research even indicates that left handed people may recover from injuries faster than right handed people. And lefties are more prone to pursue creative careers such as art or music. So if you are unique like my Emily, Will and Aiden, celebrate. You are out of the ordinary and spectacularly made.

The Southern part of the United States is known for its rich history, hearty foods, country and jazz music, as well as a slower pace of life. Have you ever thought about raising a family there? In that case, you might want to start planting roots in South Carolina.

Dwellics, the authority in U.S. City-Data and personalized advice on where to move. They released their list of the top 100 best cities to raise a family in the south. To compile the report, Dwellics analyzed over 20,000 cities in Texas, Louisiana, Kentucky, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, South Carolina, North Carolina, and Virginia. They paid particular attention to the quality of education, community, climate comfort, infrastructure, safety, and finance of each state. Well, you'll be pleased to find out one of South Carolinas cities has the number one spot. The best part is, it's not far from Charlotte either!

According to the report by Upwork, the world's largest work marketplace, America's shift to remote work is resulting in a significant increase in migration; this surge in households planning to move overwhelmingly affects those who live in major cities. As more parents and families are finding, being untethered means being able to relocate to seek out the best for their families, including searching for the type of family-friendly communities with exceptional amenities abundant in the South. Here are the top 15 cities that made the list below. You can see the full report here.

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