From balloon-request@cvs.rochester.edu  Wed Feb 28 13:45:16 1996
	id AA01529; Wed, 28 Feb 96 13:37:07 EST
Date: 28 Feb 96 13:35:37 EST
From: RWL <74650.2141@compuserve.com>
To: "INTERNET:balloon@cvs.rochester.edu" <balloon@cvs.rochester.edu>
Subject: Re:No longer a virgin.
Message-Id: <960228183536_74650.2141_EHB52-1@CompuServe.COM>

Hey Norm,
Sounds about par for the first time!  You already know where it lags and it
sounds like those wheels (I can hear them from here) are turning on how to
adjust and what you need to smooth out the rough spots. That's Great!!   Start
thinking like a good skit-Beginning - Middle- End (a kicker something to leave
them smiling and wanting to have you back) .  Try making one last "special thing
for the birthday child" and announce it is your finale.  Or you might make one
of Mike's balls and start them in a game of -Keep it in the Air (as you sneak
out to do your business with the parent).

I use the Elephant line or whatever animal I think of- "I have to go. It's my
turn to feed the elephants! They get really grumpy when their dinner is late!!
"(If they are older 10 or 12 and they persist in trying to make you stay) try- "
The last clown that was late is now called lefty(pull your sleeve over your
right hand)" 

BTW- If you add an uninflated 260 to Mike's ball you can play with it as a punch
ball.  This also opens up some ideas for silly clown skits (the ball that won't
go away or selling the ball and then snatching it back............) Sorry I
can't resist throwing in the clown stuff once in awhile!<:o) }

Bump a Nose, Popsicle aka Kathy