How do I write a tremble - Valerie help

[Charles Butler]

I agree, it is not a flutter, it is meant to be a stationary shake and I don't know how to write it anymore, because the fishbone doesn't look right to me.

 this turns. Does this  NOT turn? I've never used it before. It looks like a shiver to me. 



Valerie? Advice? 


 
Charles Butler
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240-764-5748
Clear writing moves business forward.


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that looks like the fingers should be moving down one at a time, like a flutter more than a trmble...  maybe a shake symbol would work better?  the 'jello' hand is doing a stationary shake...





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>Subject: How do I write a tremble
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>Years ago, a tremble was easy to write, you simply put a squiggly line around the shoulders, the head, or other thing which was trembling.
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>Here is a sign I have run across in a video which I don't know how to write with the current ISWA.
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>The upper hand in a rose-petal shape presses on the lower hand and trembles. It's the sign for "gelatin" or "jello". I chose what looked like the old "tremble" shape but I don't think I chose right.
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>The upper hand does not turn over, it wiggles against the lower hand. The wrist may move in a tiny circle, but it's not clear what it does to me.
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>Help.!
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>Charles Butler
>chazzer3332000 at yahoo.com
>240-764-5748
>Clear writing moves business forward.
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