Re: [Callers] St. Paddy Day theme dances?

I have the following dances in my collection. The first I have never called, but might please folks who do ECD. The other two I have called: they work well. Have fun! Linda Leslie Saint Paddy's Day Kirston Koths Type: Contra Formation: Duple-Improper Level: Int A1 ----------- (16) Neighbors balance and swing A2 ----------- (8) Ladies chain (8) Long lines go forward and back (star left better?) B1 ----------- (8) Trail buddies allemande left twice (vvar: alle right once) (8) Partners swing B2 ----------- (6) Circle left 3/4 face up and down) (6) Partners full sashay: (facing neighbor and maintaining eye contact as much as possible, walk clockwise around partner, gents forward first--like a Mad Robin) (4) Pass through along the set Other Notes: This dance was written for Pattie Whitehurst. The figures seem to fit Fair Jenny's Jig or Irish jig-to-reel combinations, and some say the dance feels best after a dinner of corned beef and cabbage. And this one, by Martha. I have called this one, and dancers seem to have enjoyed it! However, I believe the Paddy of the title is a cat.... Paddy on the Computer Chair Martha Wild Type: Contra Formation: Duple-Improper Level: Int A1 ----------- (8) Neighbor allemande Left 1-1/2 (8) Women's Chain A2 ----------- (16) Hey, women passing right shoulders B1 ----------- (16) Partner balance and swing B2 ----------- Women Balance, Box the gnat (Woman #1 lead) (Men join in front of N behind P* Hands across star right once (Var: Circle left 3/4, Balance, pass through) Notes: * Women make sure to assist N to be in front in the star And this one, with at least lip/title service to Clover: Roll Me Over In The Clover by Merrilee Karr Contra/Improper/Easy A1 ----------- (16) Neighbors balance and swing A2 ----------- (8) Ladies chain (8) Circle left B1 ----------- (8) Neighbors roll away with a half sashay (across the set, gent rolls lady) (8) Partners swing (on the lady's side) B2 ----------- (8) Right and left through (or promenade) (8) Ladies chain back On Mar 1, 2012, at 8:11 PM, Dorcas Hand wrote: