Waving

I have noticed there is an art to waving. The wave needs to be properly timed. If you wave a second to late, your fellow motorist will wonder what he did to offend you last week. If you wave to early, your greeting is finished before the oncoming vehicle is within discerning distance of the shaking appendage. So how do you learn the correct and most profitable waving technique? You need to practice while you driving on America's wonderful highways, unless you are traveling in PA because their highways are terrible. As we all know, perfect practice makes for a perfect wave. While practicing this fine art you need to be careful. I have seen some fledgling wavers appear to be losing control of the vehicle because there hands, and other body parts, appear to be climbing through the car/truck windows to get your attention. This is unnecessary and can be hazardous to your health. The properly timed flicking of the fingers can take care of the job without causing a major crash. So lets remember to keep the waves coming but to do it carefully.