As hard and saddening as it was to lose our Tempestuous One from the East Coast, it is right as far as time goes. You are so incredibly lucky to have found someone like Azar to teach you cabaret (i will admit, it is difficult to learn and even more difficult to forget...) and i am JEALOUS AS ALL HELL that you are gonna take classes with Rachel Brice! *swoon*
Sometimes i think about dropping everything and just moving to SF, living in a cardboard shack and just immersing myself in the dance out there. It is so sparse here, and moreover, it is very stuffy and traditionalist.
For every 10 dancers, there are 5 who have heard about ATS and can define it, but there are only 2 who like it and you're lucky if those two can perform for a decently packed house. Southern New England is not "into" fusion dance...we are riding on the 1970's Cabaret Nightclub scene...and now *drumroll please* they have made an "assosicaton". The last thing we need in this chicken-with-its-head-cut-off-gossipy-competitive community is a UNION.
Point: You go girl, you rock, you pop, you lock and you give it style. And get a tickle knowing that i am veerrrrrryyyyy envious of where you are in life right now.
--Aradia The Belly Dancing Witch (another thing i am given guff for)
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Date: 2003-11-19 10:21 pm (UTC)As hard and saddening as it was to lose our Tempestuous One from the East Coast, it is right as far as time goes. You are so incredibly lucky to have found someone like Azar to teach you cabaret (i will admit, it is difficult to learn and even more difficult to forget...) and i am JEALOUS AS ALL HELL that you are gonna take classes with Rachel Brice! *swoon*
Sometimes i think about dropping everything and just moving to SF, living in a cardboard shack and just immersing myself in the dance out there. It is so sparse here, and moreover, it is very stuffy and traditionalist.
For every 10 dancers, there are 5 who have heard about ATS and can define it, but there are only 2 who like it and you're lucky if those two can perform for a decently packed house. Southern New England is not "into" fusion dance...we are riding on the 1970's Cabaret Nightclub scene...and now *drumroll please* they have made an "assosicaton". The last thing we need in this chicken-with-its-head-cut-off-gossipy-competitive community is a UNION.
Point: You go girl, you rock, you pop, you lock and you give it style. And get a tickle knowing that i am veerrrrrryyyyy envious of where you are in life right now.
--Aradia
The Belly Dancing Witch
(another thing i am given guff for)