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[Adam Frost]

You really are getting better. You mentioned that the first part was
difficult, but I think that you wrote it very well. I couldn't have done
better. (I think that there were a few "spoonerisms" here.) And we have been
talking about the "do-do" sign which I think that is very well written. Like
I said before, I was able to read it without much trouble before even seeing
the video. The only change that I would do with this is the sign that you
have for still. You probably could keep that palm facing that you have, but
I would suggest that the non-dominate rotation be flipped as I have it. I
could be wrong in that it needs to be, but it just feels like it should. Let
me know if I am wrong, Val.

Adam

On 5/4/07, kjoanne403 at hotmail.com <kjoanne403 at hotmail.com> wrote:
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> I wasn't sure quite how to write the "do-do" sign, so this is my best
> guess on it... I'm not sure it really shows that the index finger touches
> the others. I think that's the main thing that gave me trouble on this one.
> Well, that and the beginning sequence, the first three signs. Everyone was
> reeling in shock after the evil fairy left; it's obvious when you watch it
> on video, but tough to write!
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> KJ
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