I don’t mark such things regularly but I do make notations regular ding 
potential trouble spots like needing to circle with the couple across in a 
dance that sometimes leaves you halfway between two opposing couples I also 
sometimes note the figure where you progress. 

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> On Jan 10, 2023, at 4:19 PM, Emily Addison via Contra Callers 
> <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> 
> Hi fellow callers :)
> 
> I'm doing a big reorg of my dance cards.  This includes looking closely at 
> the dances I have, hunting out new material to fill some gaps, and also 
> rethink how I organize my dance cards (which are on paper).  I have a related 
> question....
> 
> Do you use any highlights, underlines, or other ways to visually emphasize 
> specific moments in your dances?
> 
> For instance, maybe you highlight swings or underline recovery spots in a 
> dance?
> 
> I'm currently wondering about marking the spots where movements stop/change.  
> I remember being in a dance musician workshop with Andrew VanNorstrand long 
> ago where he talked about the key points of the dance being where dancers 
> stopped their flow in one direction. (I'm not phrasing the concept nearly as 
> well as he did). ... ... think of the LLFB (that moment of being) or coming 
> together for a balance.
> I'm feeling like those moments would be great to flag in a strong visual way 
> so I can quickly see them as I think they impact the experience of the dance, 
> tips to provide the musicians, etc.
> 
> However, I'm interested in any visual cues you use on your cards to highlight 
> key information.
> 
> Thoughts on all this???
> 
> Thanks!
> Emily Addison
> Ottawa, Ontario
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