Dance Class, Extended Edition

Today we had an extra practise for dance class. Three hours! This has been one of those amazingly full days. Knitting group in the morning from 10-2, dance from 3-7, and then work at home from 8:00 until whenver I fall over.

We’re working on two choreographies: one that we’ve been learning over the holidays and a new one that only half of the troup knows. These are both fun dances. Even though the moves are much more complicated, they are a lot more fun for me to learn. I can’t seem to get the really simple dance right. The harder one I can learn and do well.

So it was a blast. We all danced and will be sore tomorrow. Bliss. =) Now if I could have just gone riding today it would have been perfect.

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