People of an older generation often cannot write any other way and yet both the postman and the grandchildren have trouble reading their envelopes and letters written in this script. When old family documents are taken out or church books are to be read, the knowledge of this writing is absolutely necessary.
During the reading lessons we begin with the last level of the "Suetterlin script", which is also known as "the German handwriting" - and then turn to the old chancery-writings, in older German called "Cantzeley Schrifft".
Suetterlin writing is rarely written precisely since it occurs almost only in handwriting. Even an experienced reader must first get used to the specific handwriting, until the text becomes understandable.
Today in Germany some remnants of this writing are still in use."
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With that background:
Write your name in Sutterlin http://www.suetterlinschrift.de/Englisch/Write_your_name.htm
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I see why you may need help in this: "The Texas Dude" =
