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izzarina wrote:
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izzarina wrote: As for dancing, I don't...unless of course I'm working. Then I put something on that's great to dance to and dance while I mop the floor, cook dinner, or wash dishes. :party:
Doesn't everyone? When my daughter was nine, I was working in the kitchen and dancing to my CD of Oriental Dance Music (Ras Sharki). When I looked around, my daughter and her friend were standing in the doorway with suppressed grins and eyes as big as saucers...
:lol: Mine have gotten over that....I'll dance to just about anything. It makes things go better, and brings my mood up if it's down. But when I'm feeling especially rebellious, I'll dance around to Green Day (much to the chagrin of Mr Izz ;) ).
When I clean I listen to trance music, or dance remixes of my favorite songs. Ace of Base is fun to clean to.
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Let's see- as a kid, and later as an adult, I took ballet(great exercise)- not much good but it sure gives a great appreciation of those who can do it.

Flatfootin' - I grew up with that.
Tap- that's just plain fun-but I remember very little.
Clogging- even more fun. I've got clog taps epoxied onto a pair of black high top sneakers. Once I confess, I sent a tap flying across the room when it's glue gave way.
I know a bit of ballroom dancing.
My dad taught me to jitterbug.
I always wanted to learn step dancing but never could find anyone to teach me. I did learn a Canadian waltz clog once.

I've always danced. I love to dance and will be on the floor in a minute given the opportunity.
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Cranberry wrote:
izzarina wrote:
Innocent Bystander wrote: Doesn't everyone? When my daughter was nine, I was working in the kitchen and dancing to my CD of Oriental Dance Music (Ras Sharki). When I looked around, my daughter and her friend were standing in the doorway with suppressed grins and eyes as big as saucers...
:lol: Mine have gotten over that....I'll dance to just about anything. It makes things go better, and brings my mood up if it's down. But when I'm feeling especially rebellious, I'll dance around to Green Day (much to the chagrin of Mr Izz ;) ).
When I clean I listen to trance music, or dance remixes of my favorite songs. Ace of Base is fun to clean to.
I have no idea what trance music is...it makes me think of zombies or something :lol: I just like something really upbeat and "danceable". My tastes really vary in this area (in terms of what is good music to clean to or not). I can see where Ace of Base might be a good choice :)
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Do headbanging or moshing count?
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izzarina wrote:I have no idea what trance music is...it makes me think of zombies or something :lol:
It's a subset of electronic dance music.
It uses repetitious rhythms that remind me of shamanistic drumming.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trance_music
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