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Significant Gesture Creation And Use by Wendy Mason
April 7th, 2006 2:08 PM
"You have my support and good will."
This gesture is a response you may make to someone who appears to be down. Conducted in three parts, this gesture is meant to be done fluidly and rapidly. "You have my support and good will" is meant to evoke the thrill of fireworks or the warmth of a friendly hug, but you can do it without saying anything or actually invading someone's personal space. Also, it's cheaper than spectacular pyrotechnic displays.
Step One: Pinch your fingers together, and lay your right hand over your left, fingers pointed at your subject.
Step Two: Spread your fingers wide and move your hands away from each other.
Step Three: Bring your hands back together, further away from your body, and hold them as if you are cupping water.
The grace of this gesture can evoke thoughts of fae princesses, however if, like me, you prefer to emulate over eager kindergarten teachers, you may, if you wish, exaggerate the process in order to cause laughter.
This gesture is a response you may make to someone who appears to be down. Conducted in three parts, this gesture is meant to be done fluidly and rapidly. "You have my support and good will" is meant to evoke the thrill of fireworks or the warmth of a friendly hug, but you can do it without saying anything or actually invading someone's personal space. Also, it's cheaper than spectacular pyrotechnic displays.
Step One: Pinch your fingers together, and lay your right hand over your left, fingers pointed at your subject.
Step Two: Spread your fingers wide and move your hands away from each other.
Step Three: Bring your hands back together, further away from your body, and hold them as if you are cupping water.
The grace of this gesture can evoke thoughts of fae princesses, however if, like me, you prefer to emulate over eager kindergarten teachers, you may, if you wish, exaggerate the process in order to cause laughter.
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posted by Wendy Mason on April 10th, 2006 8:55 PM
Well, not Jeanine, I hadn't considered a career as a mime, but if you create a task involving miming, I'm *so* game. *grins*








Have you considered a career as a mime?