He grins and shrugs again, dragging a hand through his tied-back hair.
Other times, they lope on all fours, backsides high, or crawl, dragging a hand, as if it were a paw, along the floor before taking each step.
Dragging a hand through his bountiful white hair and flapping a San Francisco map in the air, he greeted me in his kitchen one afternoon "I've been looking everywhere for this and finally found it behind Sausalito".
Scott nodded wearily, dragging a hand over his face.
Then other children take turns to identify pictures of coins on a large screen on the wall, dragging a hand-held wand across its touch-sensitive surface.
Ms. Remmert tossed her tawny ponytail and dragged a manicured hand along his DKNY jacket as she disappeared into the crowd.
Some cradle a mug of some steaming drink in one hand and drag a sleepy kid with the other.
A boy dragging a backpack runs a hand along the top of a wooden fence, the rail a racetrack, his hand the racecar.
With his incredibly successful show, a podcast, a string of albums ("available on iTunes," as he's wont to remind us), a lengthy list of film and television credits, two books, a drag conference, and a hand in nationwide Drag Race tours, not to mention a line of chocolates, it makes sense that he'd be drawn to similarly driven queens.
