Don said:  Privately I call them stub-toe stars
If this were Facebook I'd be clicking on that Laughing Out Loud icon.
This s the only move in contra where I actually lost a partner.  She was
walking backward and tripped over the person behind her and they both went
down,.
Dale  (who is slightly sorry for diverting this thread.)
On Mon, Oct 2, 2017 at 1:12 PM, Don Veino via Callers <
callers(a)lists.sharedweight.net> wrote:
  Privately I call them stub-toe stars & in public I
use Wavy Star.
 -Don
 On Oct 2, 2017 2:03 PM, "Angela DeCarlis via Callers" <
 callers(a)lists.sharedweight.net> wrote:
  Hey y'all!
 After a lovely weekend of both Contra and English at Youth Dance Weekend,
 I had an itch for programming some English-inspired choreography at BIDA
 last night. Since I didn't have a dance with the figures I wanted, I
 whipped one together on the drive home, tested it in the driveway, and
 debuted it last night. Success!
 Now the question, of course, is whether or not someone already wrote it!
 -===-
 Amble On East
 Becket CCW
 A1: Long Lines Forward & Back
       Ladies Chain Across (to Neighbor)
 A2: Ladies Dosido 1x
       Neighbor Swing
 B1: Give & Take, Gents draw Partner into 1/2 Poussette CCW
       With NEXT, Gypsy Star* 3/4 (Ladies backing up)
 B2: Partner (Long) Swing
 -===-
 *Do we have a new name for this figure yet? I called it Gypsy Star in the
 walkthrough once or twice before realizing I should maybe figure something
 else out, and the phrase "Special Star" actually escaped my mouth, to the
 absolute delight of some of the dancers.  During the dance itself, I just
 called "Star."
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