I need an arrow

[CWren at DOE.K12.GA.US]

NOW, no.  That was when I was just starting out.  and the sign I was 
reading had the signs more on top of each other than that...  like this 
one   Thats still pretty hard to read even now, unless you know what 
you're looking at.  Someone new to this stuff (like me back then) couldn't 
tell where one symbol starts and another one stops, and thats why I 
thought the surface symbol would be the perfect solution.

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Cherie Wren
GSD Staff Interpreter
232 Perry Farm Rd
Cave Spring, GA 30124
706-777-2328
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Re: [sw-l] I need an arrow






Is the sign for English hard to read in this document, on page 3?

http://www.signwriting.org/archive/docs4/sw0332-Suttons-ASL-English- 
Dict-May06.pdf

Here is page 3...



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