user: Moose Flores
by: Cary Ravitz
Rob's Favorite. I used the "star" version of A1
introduces moves: long lines, chain, swing, circle, mad robin, poussette, custom, facing star
formation: Becket
| A1 | 8 | long lines forward & back
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| 8 | ladles chain ⁋
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| A2 | 16 | next neighbors balance & swing
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| B1 | 4 | circle left 2 places
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| 6 | mad robin, gentlespoons in front and to the right
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| 6 | half poussette - ladles pull neighbors back then left
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| B2 | 0 | Gentlespoons take right hands, ladles take left hands to form
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| 8 | facing star clockwise 3 places with gentlespoons putting their left hands in and backing up
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| 8 | partners swing
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The original A1 was long lines, gentlespoons start a hands across star left and ladles fall in behind your partner, from initial positions, turn the star 1 for gentlespoons and 1/2 for ladles, look for a new neighbor. I have also used long lines, roll away with a half sashay, circle right 3/4, turn alone and look a new neighbor. (For now) I have settled on the A1 noted in the dance because of its simplicity.
Will Mentor suggests that a mad robin and full poussette fit nicely in 16 counts. This can be used in place of the B1 here, with the facing star becoming gentlespoons take right hands, ladles take left hands, gentlespoons go forward, ladles go backward.
For Pam and Fred
by: Bradley Smith
introduces moves: hey, meltdown swing, roll away, turn alone
formation: Becket ccw
| A1 | 16 | gentlespoons start a full hey - lefts in center, rights on ends - ladles ricochet second time to neighbors
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| A2 | 16 | neighbors meltdown swing
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| B1 | 4 | long lines forward
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| 4 | gentlespoons roll away neighbors with a half sashay on the way back (roll right to left)
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| 8 | mad robin, gentlespoons in front (CCW around current neighbors, facing partners)
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| B2 | 0 | turn alone to face Next neighbors ⁋
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| 6 | circle left 3 places
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| 10 | partners swing
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Written for the Wise family.