One of his cousin's is getting married in May and he mentioned something about us having to waltz at the wedding. I was like "Waltz?? I don't know how to waltz!!" So he signed us up for lessons. They're run by the wife of a famous French tap dancer in a small, old-school studio. The class normally lasts an hour, but ours was 1 1/2hrs. It was nice because there was only one other couple there with us, so we got a lot of one-on-one attention. She also taught us the basic steps for the polka and the cha-cha. Neither of us are the most talented dancers in the world, but after a few lessons, we should be at least able to dance at the wedding without trampling anyone else!
From the blogger formerly known as Samdebretagne
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Wednesday, March 24, 2010
I've got a lot to say about Egypt, but first I wanted to write about the surprise C had planned for me last night. He told me to wear something nice and meet him at the Gare du Nord at 8:15. I had no clue what I was in for, except that it wasn't dinner. Luckily I wore comfortable shoes because he signed us up for a couple of dance classes.
One of his cousin's is getting married in May and he mentioned something about us having to waltz at the wedding. I was like "Waltz?? I don't know how to waltz!!" So he signed us up for lessons. They're run by the wife of a famous French tap dancer in a small, old-school studio. The class normally lasts an hour, but ours was 1 1/2hrs. It was nice because there was only one other couple there with us, so we got a lot of one-on-one attention. She also taught us the basic steps for the polka and the cha-cha. Neither of us are the most talented dancers in the world, but after a few lessons, we should be at least able to dance at the wedding without trampling anyone else!
One of his cousin's is getting married in May and he mentioned something about us having to waltz at the wedding. I was like "Waltz?? I don't know how to waltz!!" So he signed us up for lessons. They're run by the wife of a famous French tap dancer in a small, old-school studio. The class normally lasts an hour, but ours was 1 1/2hrs. It was nice because there was only one other couple there with us, so we got a lot of one-on-one attention. She also taught us the basic steps for the polka and the cha-cha. Neither of us are the most talented dancers in the world, but after a few lessons, we should be at least able to dance at the wedding without trampling anyone else!
awwww! such a sweet surprise :-)
ReplyDeleteHe sounds like an exceptional guy.
ReplyDeletewow! he's awesome!!
ReplyDeleteWow! All I can say is C is a keeper!! And you deserve a great guy!
ReplyDeleteHE signed you up for dance class?! Impressive!
ReplyDelete(PS - looking forward to what you write about Egypt, as I'll be heading there in July!)
That's amazing- certainly not something every guy would think of. What a sweetie!
ReplyDeletefun!
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