Re: Thanks everyone/convention...

[Guest guest]

Congratulations on such a great start Jay

Don't worry about kicking high - it's all about kicking with correct

form that counts!

Wow I wish my company would do something like that, I've wanted to

learn Salsa for a while now cos I love the music, but there's no-

where near me to learn *shrug*

Regarding August, some of our members in the US have to go have a WTC

& fix a couple of times a year, I think some are going early

next year, but we're talking about a BIG get together in August to do

a weekend of working out a WTC, which I think a lot of members are

aiming at doing.

I'm trying hard to save enough money to go over there and

participate - it's my major goal for next year - and it'd be great to

have a British 'contingent' too, and it's something to work hard for

too - so great motivation, and we'll get to meet many of our friends

from this group.

Jill

who wonders if Jay is a 'scouser' or just has parents in Liverpool

> There is something else I've done, which I never thought I would

do!

> My company is thinking of starting Salsa lessons at lunch time in

the

> new year. It will only happen if they can get enough people.

Who's

> name was at the top of the list? Mine of course! I would never

have

> dreamed of dancing in front of anyone, especially with my two left

> feet, but what the heck, you only live once!

[Guest guest]

> Congratulations on such a great start Jay

> Don't worry about kicking high - it's all about kicking with

correct

> form that counts!

> Wow I wish my company would do something like that, I've wanted to

> learn Salsa for a while now cos I love the music, but there's no-

> where near me to learn *shrug*

> Regarding August, some of our members in the US have to go have a

WTC

> & fix a couple of times a year, I think some are going early

> next year, but we're talking about a BIG get together in August to

do

> a weekend of working out a WTC, which I think a lot of members are

> aiming at doing.

> I'm trying hard to save enough money to go over there and

> participate - it's my major goal for next year - and it'd be great

to

> have a British 'contingent' too, and it's something to work hard

for

> too - so great motivation, and we'll get to meet many of our

friends

> from this group.

>

> Jill

> who wonders if Jay is a 'scouser' or just has parents in Liverpool

>

Hi Jill

That's convention sounds brilliant. It is only early days for me,

but it's definatly worth thinking about, providing I can get the

cash. Fingers crossed!

And yes, Jay is definatly a " scouser " ! Although I moved to London at

18. I've still got the accent I'm afraid!!

Jay