Nite Clubbing Anyone?

A small problem we seem to be having is that many of the Social dancers in this area seem to dance in a type of learned behavior way, meaning, when they hear the song, they know, "Hey, I am supposed to Foxtrot to this." Most is learned in the social dance clubs which certainly help a lot of people. Not everyone is a "Rhythm" expert, but we could understand that they are all friendly people and willing to help others have fun. More of us seem to have the acceptance of other dance styles. Even if they are not part and parcel of our dance floor style. We are all moving to the music being played. We enjoy, let them enjoy.

"Social Dancers seem to know that the more they learn

what they are about, the better the results shall be."

Yes, blogging is entertainment. It is performance. Each blog post can be a show, sometimes an opera, sometimes a 30 second commercial. Like a show, it may start with a bang, lead you along from song to song, have a great climatic moment, then leave the audience wanting more. Platinum Horseshoe blog is still leading the pack. When we get a club in Kapolei and another in Waianae we will have the hits going through the roof.

"Girl From Ipanema" by Astrud Gilberto

At present the biggest need for all the blogs is feedback. There is room for comments at the end of each blog, requiring only your name or pen name. Anonymous is not accepted. That may lead to being an information contributor (Two Center.) Emailing much more information to share. From there, it is just skip and a jump to be a guest author.

"Fly Me To The Moon"

by Jimmy Borges

Whatever blog, there will be no stopping them, once they decide to become independent, they will rule the waves. And there may be a lady out there with the women's point of view, that could share some dance news with our reader/dancers. The diversity of opinion is the secret, so I have work to do to communicate the fact. If I work it right, I will lose my best blogs which will become independent of me and I will keep the junk blogs to the end.

"Social Dancers learn that their actions do affect other people. So they

are careful what they say and do, it's not always about them."