I use a system that I got from Bob Isaacs and is either the same or very similar to that used by other callers I've spoken to. First I separate them into dances I've written and dances written by someone else. After that, I use five different color cards. Yellow: Basic dance. Not that hard to teach, good for beginners. Green: Neighbor Dance. Not a lot of time spent with your partner. Pink: Partner dance. Losts of time spent with your partner. Blue: Challenging dance. A hard-to-teach unusual figure or generally difficult. Purple: Dance in a formation you don't call as much. For me this is just about everything but improper contras. ~Nathaniel On Sun, 3 Oct 2004 10:39:40 -0400, Seth Seeger <seth(a)seeger.ws> wrote: -- ============ Nathaniel A. B. Jack