Edging Our Way Back In

Wow, it is amazing that with no dancing and what little I can write up, a blog is published every day. And the average hits per day are going up. Of course, a lot of it is scam, spam robot hits that come in once or twice a month. I really don't know what they are getting from me, but they must have some reasons of their own. And then I get some search engine hits which is nice though it is still not like the reel teeng. When the dancing comes in, there will be more dancing to publish and more photos to share with our fellow dancers. And we will get much more Feedback and hits that will be the real thing.

“Social dancers can believe that hoping is how the impossible can be possible after all.”

I can start looking around for Guest Bloggers. I can help them get their own blog within any of my blogs. You choose. You can get in, write, get photo in, edit, delete, or publish and get out. All without saying boo to anyone. No registration and no registration fees. No monthly or yearly meetings. No fees or dues. And you can publish whenever you damn well please. Seems pretty simple to me. Many think I am selling something that was going to cost them money. We cannot blame them, that is what gangster selling has evolved into.

"Molokai Waltz" by Amy Hanaialii Gilliom

At midnight on Friday, the security guard opened the door of a Los.Angeles warehouse. Familiar sounds of late poured out, music, laughing and dancing. “Inside,” the guard commanded, and slammed it shut behind a small line of wary but elated party goers in paisley-print face masks. A pink neon light beckoned them to a pair of masked ushers, who checked tickets for what was likely L.A.’s first underground club night since the coronavirus lock downs began. Anything like that on Oahu yet?

"Those who seriously attend, pointedly ask, calmly speak, coolly answer

and cease when they have no more to say are in possession

of some of the best requisites of our dance society."