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Hawaii, Kale, coffee and other musings…
Apologies, this isn’t very dance related, but it’s a blog that I started that just sort of came out of no where and now that it’s done, there’s only one thing left to do. Hit publish. I hope you all … Continue reading
Posted in American Tribal Style, ballet, ballroom, ballroom dance, belly dance, body image, burnout, essay, life, relationships, Uncategorized
Tagged arts, Ballet, Ballroom, Belly Dance, body image, entertainment, learning, life, travel, vacation
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My Boyfriend, Chuck.
Everyone, I’d like to introduce you to my boyfriend Chuck. Here we are dancing : Please stop thinking, that is a doctored photo of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers with my face plastered on Ginger and Jensen Ackles face on … Continue reading
Posted in ballet, ballroom, ballroom dance, belly dance, burnout, dance, essay, life, love, relationships, students, swing dance, teachers, teaching, Uncategorized
Tagged Ballet, Ballroom, ballroom dance, Belly Dance, burn out, Dance, essay, fred astaire and ginger rogers, healthy-living, students, Swing Dance, teaching
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“Go Couple 109!”
Tap tap… this thing on? (Feed back) Hello… I’m in italics. We are having an open night mic here and I’d like to introduce our first performer, Stef. Stef come on up here and give her a warm welcome! She … Continue reading
Posted in ballroom, ballroom dance, dance, performing, relationships, Uncategorized
Tagged Ballroom, ballroom dance, Competition, Dance, performing, Relationships
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How To Quit You
Rachel Brice so earnestly said to me, “You’re not done one minute before you are done. Not one minute, one second, one hour.” These words still echo in my brain when the moment I realize, something is actually over. In … Continue reading
Posted in ballroom, ballroom dance, belly dance, breakups, dance, relationships, students, teachers, teaching, Uncategorized
Tagged Ballroom, Belly Dance, Dance, learning, Relationships, students, teaching
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The Best Pair Of Shoes I’ve Owned Yet
The Spinning Dancers search for her New Top Smooth Ballroom Instructor starts tonight, on the CW! Finding a teacher for privet instruction is a lot like buying shoes. You don’t just purchase the first pair of shoes you come across … Continue reading
Posted in ballroom, ballroom dance, dance, relationships, students, teachers, teaching, Uncategorized
Tagged Ballroom, Competition, Dance, students, teaching
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Seven Deadly Sins Of Dance: Why I’m Guilty of Every One of Them
I have never been a religious person and I am truly sorry if my views offend anyone. My only intent is to write a charming blog about the sinning (some fun, some not so fun) of dance. I started with … Continue reading
Posted in American Tribal Style, ballet, ballroom, ballroom dance, belly dance, burnout, dance, dwts, lindy hop, relationships, students, swing dance, teachers, teaching, Tribal, Tribal Fusion, Uncategorized
Tagged Ballet, Ballroom, Belly Dance, burn out, Competition, Dance, learning, Lindy Hop, Relationships, students, Swing Dance, teaching
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The Machiavellian Hustler
Machiavellianism is, according to the Oxford English Dictionary, “the employment of cunning and duplicity in statecraft or in general conduct” The Hustle is , according to urbandictionary.com, a) make money doing something slightly shady b) dance from the 70’s Combine the two and you get The Machiavellian … Continue reading
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The One Legged Lady Is Dancing
I wrote this about 9 months ago, I’m in a much better place about everything. After reading it last night I thought it was still worthy of a post. The One Legged Lady Is Dancing: The Day Your Ex Get’s … Continue reading