Dance

[learnteach]

It's interesting to note that if I go 30 miles north the dance crowd changes enough to be almost unrecognizable as the same crowd. The opportunities for dancing have improved, sooooo much. As well, with people coming and going, over time, the face of the crowd has changed. The wetbehindtheears youngsters are now in their 20's; the Twents are slowing down and appearing less, the progression of life on all levels is clear.

But such a joy, to dance.

As a measure of skill, it's strange to realize that once around the floor with someone who has never really danced, and is body conscious, I will keep us moving and teach some basics and we'll both have fun and I won't have to consciously think about what I'm doing. My dancing _has_ improved, even though all I see are the holes in it.

Off to Boston for a week! Zoom!

Comments

[noressa.livejournal.com]

You are also one of those dancers who will make a mistake and run wih it. That's just as important in my opinion. And the flirting doesn't hurt, either.

[maestrateresa.livejournal.com]

Teaching and helping others to feel at ease are two of the fundamental things that seem to come as naturally as breathing to you. Add to that your joy in the dance, and it's no great surprise that you find yourself combining those things without having to think about it first :)

Have fun/good luck in Boston!

dance

[vew.livejournal.com]

dance is one thing that seperates us from lower animals,
there is joy in movement a sense of freedom and spirituality.

to teach is to share the joy and help yourself and others along a path of higher conciousness