Jack and Jill Title

[CWren at DOE.K12.GA.US]

I wrote it the way I did because the hands move slightly out and down as 
the forearms rotate...  Your two versions make it look, to me, like the 
hands move inward, ending up closer together than they started...

cherie

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Cherie Wren
GSD Staff Interpreter
232 Perry Farm Rd
Cave Spring, GA 30124
706-777-2328
706-766-0766 Cell

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July 10, 2006 
Thank you Cherie, for the Title, and thank you, Stefan, for correcting the 
spelling of the sign for QUOTE...Stefan is pointing out, Cherie, how the 
arrows need to be written...the beginning 2-hand is placed at the 
beginning of the curved arrow, and the ending position is placed at the 
end of the arrowhead. Stefan's writing is correct...smile...so looking at 
this diagram....the first version at the top is mine, the second writing 
in the middle is Stefan's and the third is your original sign...Stefan's 
and mine are exactly the same except that I have lined up the bottoms of 
the handshapes because later, I will explain about writing fingerspelling 
in SignWriting, which generally linesn up along an imaginary bottom line 
(with a few exceptions)...Val ;-)

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