Your handwriting is a lot better than mine ever was in all my years of Hebrew school, if that helps at all. And I could never remember how to make half of those final-letters in cursive...
Tzadi sofit and peh sofit both look to me like practical jokes, or maybe things written by someone in the midst of a violent seizure. The only way I can remember which is which is thus: tzadi has a "t" sound, and it's the one with the horizontal stroke (like crossing a "t"). By process of elimination, the one that looks sort of like a treble clef on top of a lamed (if you don't think too hard about it) must be peh.
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