This is SO true - plus the voice, it's why we still use the phone.
Bob Livingston
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There is also the issue that communication via text is a lo
I am going to guess the left star at the end progresses to a right star with
new neighbors in A1
From: Liz and Bill
To: Caller's discussion list
Sent: Sunday, February 23, 2014 9:56 PM
Subject: Re: [Callers] Fwd: New dean dance - is it new?
Hi Jack and B
I have always had great success with the Patty Cake Polka - the only ONS dance
where I can stop calling!
One of my current favorites came from a discussion on this group a few months
ago ( I modified it a bit)
The Wheel by Gene Hubert - random circle mixer
Start with ladies w/backs to center h
Hi Jack and Bob,
I (mis) read the dance with
A1 RH Star; N Right Allemand 1 1/2
A2 1/2 Hey (gents lead start L sh); N Sw
which progresses and gives 8 beat swings.
I don't recognize it however
Cheers, Bill
On 24/02/2014 9:40 a.m., Jack Mitchell wrote:
RH Star
N Alle R
Gent pass L, 1/2
Jack:
Did you get the dance correctly? What was sent does not progress, and as I
read it the A2 swing is with partner, not neighbor. As for a possible
correction:
Improper
A1. 8,8 Star R, N alle R 1 1/2
A2. 2,8,6 Gents pass L, 1/2 hey (PR, LL, NR, GL), P swing
B1. 8,8 Gents alle L 1
On 24/02/2014 1:58 p.m., Sue Robishaw wrote:> Hi,
I'm looking for a few interesting circle (or longways) mixers for 5-10 cpl
Hi Sue,
These may be useful to you:
http://www.sharedweight.net/pipermail/callers/2012-March/004483.html
Here Pentagon #1 is for 5 couples and uses a 5 ladies chain
On 2/23/2014 4:58 PM, Sue Robishaw wrote:
Hi,
I'm looking for a few interesting circle (or longways) mixers for
5-10 cpl size group who are beyond Lucky 6/7 but still learning. Along
the lines of Cabot School Mixer maybe. I have plenty of easy mixers for
new dancers, and many nice ones for 3
I'm sure many of us would be interested in responses. Thanks for posting the
inquiry, Sue. I'll check my data base while others check in.
Laurie P
West Michigan
On Sunday, February 23, 2014 8:14 PM, Sue Robishaw wrote:
Hi,
> I'm looking for a few interesting circle (or longways) mi
Hi,
I'm looking for a few interesting circle (or longways) mixers for 5-10 cpl
size group who are beyond Lucky 6/7 but still learning. Along the lines of
Cabot School Mixer maybe. I have plenty of easy mixers for new dancers, and
many nice ones for 3-4 cpls, but could use a few more in the
i am highly amused and also in love with this thread.
it is the nature of our community to be inclusive. the thought that we have
excluded someone needs to be dealt with.
and we will. everybody is gonna throw their opinion out, greg will come back,
we will move on.
thanks, all :-)
I, too, feel the loss of Greg on this list. As Chris points out, Greg
has always voiced strong opinions, many of which I find do not fit with
me, my style, or my experience. Are they wrong? They work for him. And
they always cause me to think. And, as Chris points out, some have
modified my app
Well said, Chris.
-Don
On Sun, Feb 23, 2014 at 3:45 PM, Chris Weiler (Home) <
chris.wei...@weirdtable.org> wrote:
> Callers list members,
>
> First, let me apologize. Due to my health problems and the recent arrival
> of my infant son, I have not been able to give this list the attention it
> d
Callers list members,
First, let me apologize. Due to my health problems and the recent
arrival of my infant son, I have not been able to give this list the
attention it deserves. I have not been on top of moderation requests and
have not kept up with conversations. The most I've been able to
Dean Snipes called me a few weeks ago with this dance asking if it had
already been written. As simple as it is, I suspect that it has been, but
didn't have a dance in particular to point to. Anyone recognize it? If
so, can you put a name to it?
RH Star
N Alle R
Gent pass L, 1/2 hey
N Sw
Ge
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