Now I’m off the homerow and Shift and have added “e” and “n.” I actually find e and n easier than my trouble homerow keyes: s, k, and l.
I’m starting to think that my synesthesia is making this hard. The type I have, grapheme → color synesthesia, is an involuntary association of letters with specific colors (I see an “a,” my brain perceives it as red, “b” is blue, etc…).
I have an ok time typing with my left hand and a noticibly harder time with my right, even though I am right-handed. I think this may be due to the fact that the left-handed keyboard keys are letters with very strong color associations, while I perceive most of the right hand keys as neutral colors. J, K, L, ;, and N only vary slightly from beige (N) to very light lavender (J). In essence, I think I see an “L” come up in the typing practice and it takes noticibly longer for my brain to distinguish which letter to type than say, for “e,” which is a unique, vivid green.
Hmm.
