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I was dominantly lefty until I started playing sports around 6 or 7. I started batting righty, and eventually played hockey as a righty. I did this because I followed what the coaches were instructing. Anyways, that developed my coordination and I can now do everything with both hands. I write neater with my right hand, but write faster with my left. On a whiteboard, I can write two different things at the same time, but it gets difficult on paper. I choose to write with my left hand, but do other things as a righty (such as eating).
I do use scissors with my right hand. Actually, I'm pretty ambidextrous, and could easily learn to write with my right if I had to. But my left hand definitely dominates for most things.
I write right-handed, but do several other things left-handed. I'm fairly ambidextrous, but generally consider myself right-handed. Being ambidextrous came in handy during the 10 years or so that I was a wallpaper hanger. Never had a problem using either hand to do the trimming and getting in to tight corners.
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