Busy, Busy

[bjarvis]

Every evening for the 10 days or so is now booked with square dance activities:

• Monday: Teaching mainstream square dance class in DC
  
• Tuesday: Attending John Marshall's A2 dance in Virginia
  
• Wednesday: Attending Doran McBroom's C1 workshop in Virginia
  
• Thursday: Fly to Cleveland for their square dance fly-in, "Load The Boat": help decorate dance hall
  
• Friday, Saturday, Sunday: Square dancing in Cleveland
  
• Monday: Teaching mainstream square dance class in DC
  
• Tuesday: Calling square dancing in Baltimore
  
• Wednesday: Attending Doran McBroom's C1 workshop in Virginia
  

Shoot me now.

Comments

[beldamon.livejournal.com]

Heh, heh...could be worse! You could be a trekkie!

Actually the first part of summer this year seemed almost that overwhelming for me square dance wise. I've backed off my own schedule (sorry I'll miss you guys at Cleveland this year.) Though if the opportunity for C1 or C2 dancing existed in this area, that might not have been the case. :)

My friend Bill and I used to *Line* dance about 4 nights a week back when I was first learning square dancing (though we knew a handfull of others who did more, and some who still do!) Looking back I can't imagine how I managed, though naturally I was in better shape (relatively speaking) back then.

[bjarvis.livejournal.com]

In ancient days, I had a similar schedule: 4-5 nights per week line dancing, two-stepping, square dancing and clogging. Extra weekend afternoons for clogging demo team rehearsals.

I was much dumber younger and more energetic back then. :-)

[cuyahogarvr.livejournal.com]

Hey, I resent that! I've waited years to be able to square dance more than one night a week, so now I'm square dancing 4 nights a week and then have one night of line dancing/two stepping. I'm actually thinking about adding a night of ball room dance classes.

[bjarvis.livejournal.com]

You're catching up on lost time... I've already napalmed my candle at both ends. :-)

[bearfuz.livejournal.com]

Resistance would have been futile. Assimilation is now complete.

[bjarvis.livejournal.com]

It's amazing how much I'll volunteer to do when someone offers me chocolate.

God, I'm easy.

But you knew that already... :-)