Fold the far edge of the dough upwards and towards you, press your hand in again, and repeat.
If you seem to lose spin, but not any speed, stick your hand in again, or just bail.
If you like, move your hands out and in again in time with your feet.
The project languished until Ms. Close took it in hand again around five years ago, undertaking a process she described as "culling it back" to find the elegance and simplicity, and bringing Mr. García on board.
What writers at their best achieve is a saturation of shame, triumphing over it by excluding or extenuating nothing, possessing it as theirs, and handing it back again, depersonalised, in comedy of one sort or another.
I handed this same paper in again but changed the title and retyped it on an actual typewriter.
Keep moving it between your hands and put it in the dry sand again.
"He put it in my hands again, which made me feel good, and I executed".
"I can't wait to get it in my hands again and try it out onstage jamming with Barry, Roger and John in Moonalice," he wrote in the post, "I never thought I'd see it again".
Very simply, it's the obsession to capture and to hold, if only for a few moments, some living, natural wonder, to observe it, examine it, have it touch your skin, feel its heartbeat against your hand -- to "drink it in" before it once again slips back over that invisible wall that separates Us from Them ("The Complete Far Side").
