Cheries videos of Rotisserie Movement

[Adam Frost]

Ok. I need new glasses. :-) I just looked at the video again and see what
you are saying. I asked because I was wondering. I wanted to make sure that
I truly understood. I wasn't changing on you. :-) Go ahead and get the rest.
;-) I agree that it is better than the alcohol.

Adam

On 7/9/07, Valerie Sutton <signwriting at mac.com> wrote:
>
> SignWriting List
> July 9, 2007
>
> On Jul 9, 2007, at 11:27 AM, Adam Frost wrote:
> > So Cherie's original writing of WOW and DANCE that Charles showed
> > from SignPuddle are a correct spelling? Because the last video that
> > you sent to the list Rotisserie2.wmv is this movement.
>
> NO! It is NOT this movement on the video. It is totally different...
>
> First, Cherie's movement on the Cat in the Hat video TRAVELED!
> Rotisserie Movements DO NOT TRAVEL!!!
>
> Cherie's movement on the Rotisserie2 video DID NOT TRAVEL! So that
> was a Rotisserie Movement, but Cherie's sign for WOW traveled...two
> different signs...
>
> Second, the sign for DANCE is NOT the movement that Cherie showed in
> the second Rotisserie2 video...Cherie's Rotisserie 2 changed palm
> facings, but DANCE does NOT change palm facings!
>
> Adam, you have been teaching the symbols 100 per cent correctly in
> the past. The fact that the Rotisserie Pole can be bent at the end
> does not change all that you have already taught correctly...
>
> Please don't change on me now...
>
> I am starting to become physically ill from this and have to rest now...
>
> If Cherie could make a third little video now, where the forearm is
> forward, but the Wrist twists the fingers to point to the reader, and
> then the wrist flexes the other direction so the fingers are pointing
> away from the reader, and there is no turning over of the palm
> facing, but the palm facing remains the same, but the palm does not
> change, then you will have wrist movement...
>
> I am turning off my computer now...I cannot drink alcohol, but a rest
> will help -
>
> Val ;-)
>
>
>
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