Story - Hartwig Distler

with the numbers “3”, “4” and “9”. In my mind I have the correct number e.g. the “4”. However if I say the number aloud I get in this case the
“5”. In my brain everything goes ok with the number “4”, but as soon as I am numbering aloud I have this error. Strange thing here. At the
moment I am trying to move my speech module to the right place. I have to look how long it takes!
03.06.2008
I think I have it …
I think I understand what happened to me with the clearly pronounced numbers. As long as I am only thinking it is not a problem, but as soon
as I have to pronounce numbers aloud then I am running into trouble. As I am saying this could be, it does not necessarily have to be the
reason. I only did really practice numbers at the beginning. But really only at the beginning I did learn, write and understand numbers. Then
after a while I only was speaking number aloud, but no longer writing. Ok, lets see what happens if I also do the writing again. Was it the
reason?
05.06.2008
Combinations of characters
Enumerating “ABC” becomes better and better. I have started to enumerate the “ABC” in different sequences. What do I mean with that? I do
the “ABC“ in different sequences. I start with “abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz“, that is the standard variant.
Then I skip some characters like:
"acegikmoqsuwy" or
"bdfhjlnprtvxz" or
“aeimouy” and many further variants.
Omitting the characters is not coincidental, but made to a certain pattern. Sometimes I take only the third character (“ace…”), sometimes I take
the fifth character (“a,e,i…”), and so on. Sometimes I do not start with “a” but e.g. use “b”. Sometimes I start in reverse sequence, sometimes I
start with small or large characters or sometimes I use mixed characters. Thereby I have learned to write different sequences. Especially at the
beginning it was very hard to me to write different sequences. Already doing a reverse sequence like “zyxwvutsrqponmlkjihgfedcba” was
difficult. In the meantime everything improved very much.