Thanks for the feedback everyone!

Quote Originally Posted by Seraph
(I make my б more like old fashioned caps print, and I don't confuse it with Greek lower case delta, which is sometimes used in Cyrillic instead of the script you show. This type of curly delta you will sometimes see in википедия. One is almost the mirror image of the other.)
Not sure exactly what you mean here - can you link to any examples?

Quote Originally Posted by chaika
Wow! It's great, wish mine were as good. One thing I missed was the horizontal lines above and below on the т and ш.
Thanks! I don't use the horizontal lines personally because I don't have any difficulty differentiating between ш and т. I understand that most Russians are lazy like me and don't include them either. I do however tend to get mixed up with л, м, и, ц, ш and щ when a lot of these letters are all grouped together (for example лш and ми look pretty much the same as each other in my writing).

Quote Originally Posted by Selexin
Yikes!
My nine-year-old son's handwriting is just the same!
Is that a good thing or a bad thing? It kind of makes sense as I did learn using resources designed for children. That is my "neat" writing - when I'm writing out my exercises I tend to get lazy and not always join everything properly.

Quote Originally Posted by Basil77
As a native I can write, say, the same text and post here if you are interested, but I'll give you a warning! My handwriting is incredibly bad, in Russia we say: "как курица лапой" (like it's written by chicken's paw).
I'd love to see it. I could set myself a challenge and see if I can make out what it says...

I'd love it if someone else would share their writing!