[Callers] has anybody else written / similar sequences?

Checking in with y'all to share new chore, confirm whether it is "original," and ask if others have sequences they use for similar intents and purposes. Bread improper A1. Ring balance; Ladies Neighbor roll away (with a half sashay) along Ring balance; Gents Partner rollaway across</td> </tr><tr> <td class="sched-table">A2.</td> <td>Neighbor balance and swing <br/></td> </tr><tr> <td class="sched-table">B1.</td> <td>Circle L 3 places; <br/>Partner swing</td> </tr><tr> <td class="sched-table">B2.</td> <td>Ring balance; Gents Neighbor rollaway across <br/>Ring balance and (either pass R or arch/duck) to meet new neighbors</td> </tr> </table> (1/2017) Roll away with a half sashay is perhaps the purest distillation of weight-sharing, yet compared to the more complex chain, conspicuously absent from much of the choreography used with beginning dancers. In the interest of teaching only one new move per dance, i sought here to use the rollaway as a means of drilling weight sharing, building muscle memory, and reinforcing key hall awareness concepts "along/across" in an early-evening sequence. There's a hidden agenda here: Doing a "wowee" figure in the second half with minimal additional teaching. <br/><br/>A2 can be articulated as either a ring balance or a two-hand neighbor balance. For dancers already familiar with the petronella spin, "Sourdough" variation: B2. Ring balance; Ladies Partner rollaway along; Ring balance; all spin R 1.5 to meet new neighbors.