nixymiette chillin and dancing to Numa Numa on my ipod
im dancing like a maniac
How I did it: I just did it.I looked for classes over summer and when given the opportunity, I decided to take classes at my college.Beginning Social Dance was so extraordinarily fun, just dancing with different people and making new acquaintenances. However, two weeks into dance class the Claremont Colleges Ballroom Dance Company, which so happens to be national champions, decided to host auditions.Thinking why not?!, I finally decided to do som… Read how I did it…
How I did it: I took two summer classes and will take an extra ballet class when my company starts up again around school time. It's really easy if you find the right classes for your style and level of experience. Read how I did it…
How I did it: At partys, get up and dance ! It's fun and who cares who's watching ? Most of those people are only gonna get up to dance and be too busy worrying about what they look like to care about how you're dancing. Either that or they'll sit there to nervous to get up and admire your courage for doing such outrageous dance moves in front of people. It's a win win situation when you think about it :) Read how I did it…
How I did it: i took another modern class after being readmitted to purdueauditioned for the purdue repertory dance company and got in both semesters and continue to continueplan to continue taking classes and dancing while i'm in school and then find other outlets after graduation Read how I did it…
How I did it: I was always too shy to dance much, but when i got to university i met so many new people who had no idea who i was before, that suddenly i wasn't as embarassed. they had no idea that i was shy, so i decided not to show them that. by doing so i let go of my shyness. we went clubbing, partying, etc etc. Read how I did it…
eleventy eleven!
Dances of Universal Peace Seattle is delighted to announce a new monthly Dance meeting in Bellevue.
The Dances of Universal Peace are a joyous, multi-cultural way to touch the spiritual essence within each of us. They use sacred phrases, chants, music, and movements from the many spiritual traditions of the world to promote peace and create an integrated experience of body, mind, and soul.
There are no performers, no audience. New arrivals and old hands form the dance circle together.
No experience is necessary. Come alone, or bring a friend. All dances are taught to the group each time and are easy to learn.
Where: Center for Spiritual Living Eastside
Address: 13850 Bel-Red Road, Bellevue, WA
When: The second Sunday of each month. Dances coming up on Sunday October 11th, Sunday November 8th, and Sunday December 13th.
Time: 6:00 – 8:00 PM
Did some dancing (and singing) in my room, then at night went clubbing and did some dancing.
SuburbanHousewife_69 is checking her list of goals - twice :)
cause dancing makes me euphoric
PenniesinmyEyes arranging from short term and specific to long term and general :)
so belly dancing was ok. I sort of enjoyed it, though it’s not my favorite. Next semester, I’m jumping back into swing and I’m going to try hip hop.
At hempfest, I danced for a while in the rave tent. When’s the last time I danced? It was fun!
Like so many other aspects of my life, I have to monitor my energies while I’m doing this. I think I’m better off at my friend’s sacred dancing events (even though they’re all the way in Ballard for god’s sakes) than at the hempfest rave tent.
I think I’ve definitely done this! When I went to parties, I used to be the shy one sitting in the corner. You know the one that maybe gets up and shuffles after lots of begging and dragging? Well, not anymore. Now I’m the one sitting anxiously waiting for the party to kick off, then dragging my friends to the centre of the dance floor. “First there, last off” – private joke :’)
Did quite a lot of dancing at club, after seeing bands live! Was cool, and I was sober too.
Tristan Exploring, Navigating, Travelling
Whenever I ask myself what I want to do, the answer’s usually “Dance!”. So I’ll dance, in every way.
Right now I’m experimenting with dancing with my pain. This is more in the metaphorical realm of dance. Whenever something painful comes up for me, a memory, an incident, an embarassement, I instinctively push it away and then feel awful about it. A few days ago, I had a moment of illumination: What if I danced with this pain? Instead of resisting it, tango with it. Instead of dreading it, invite it to salsa with me. I like this idea of dancing with the very things that fill me with dread.
I’m yielding into what I’m afraid of because it takes too much energy fighting my fears. Now, I’m going to twirl them around me and be all bootylicious.