Hands| Raymond Wadsworth
1. Shaking the hand in order for the watch to be replaced in the right spot on the wrist.
2. Twisting the index finger and thumb and biting down with teeth to crack open a pine-nut.
3. Lighting up a cigarette; one hand holding the cigarette and the other holding a lighter.
4. Nervously writting a 90 second paper in English class.
5. The up an down and side to side motion of sharpening a knife.
6. Reaching down to grab the stick shift and missing do to lack of attention.
7. Punching in the pin number for a debit card/ signing for a credit card.
8. Unwrapping a present quickly, but saving the bow.
9. Searching to find the lock to a car at night to unlock it.
10. Opening up a child proof pill bottle.
11. Biting finger nails and picking at the dead skin around each finger making them bleed.
12. Giggling the handle when the toilet is running.
13. Throwing your hands into the air wondering where all of the toilet paper has gone.
2. Twisting the index finger and thumb and biting down with teeth to crack open a pine-nut.
3. Lighting up a cigarette; one hand holding the cigarette and the other holding a lighter.
4. Nervously writting a 90 second paper in English class.
5. The up an down and side to side motion of sharpening a knife.
6. Reaching down to grab the stick shift and missing do to lack of attention.
7. Punching in the pin number for a debit card/ signing for a credit card.
8. Unwrapping a present quickly, but saving the bow.
9. Searching to find the lock to a car at night to unlock it.
10. Opening up a child proof pill bottle.
11. Biting finger nails and picking at the dead skin around each finger making them bleed.
12. Giggling the handle when the toilet is running.
13. Throwing your hands into the air wondering where all of the toilet paper has gone.
posted by Anonymous | 7:44 AM
1 Comments:
You have some good ones here. But on opening up a child's proof bottle, you forgot to show them throwing it down in embarassement and frustration when they find the task impossible! Very good hand gestures.
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