Saturday, October 22, 2011

An Evening of Dancing

Last night, Mrs. Charlotte Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. Demlow and I, Mrs. Nora Azevedo made our appearance at the Friday night dance held weekly by the Portland Country Dancing Community.

Mrs. Demlow is a already a member of the PCDC and this time she came in costume, and looked LOVELY. Mrs. Cunningham also looked lovely, having converted a dress she was not 100% happy with into a lovely new ensemble that was excellent!

We met two new members, Chad and Caley, and I have to say that makes me exceedingly happy to see new faces at events, even if technically it wasn't "our" event.

We danced more than just Regency dance, and there were equal men to women. In fact, we had partners for all the dances, learned some new dance sequences and felt the exertion of a full ballroom.

All the ladies and gentlemen that we met were accommodating and genteel. The Gentlemen properly asked for a dance and the ladies were wonderful and helpful when we didn't know the dance steps.

This was so sucessful, that while we may not always go in costume, we will definitively continue to attend Friday night dances.

We hope to see more of the membership there.

Thank you

Mrs. Nora Azevedo

1 comment:

Arthur Kane said...

An evening of dancing is a fantastic way to unwind, have fun, and get some exercise. Whether it’s a casual night out at a club, a formal ballroom event, or even a dance class, dancing brings people together and creates a vibrant atmosphere. For those who might be balancing their social life with academic responsibilities, like those needing to do my online class, an evening of dancing could be the perfect way to recharge after a long week of studying. It’s important to take breaks and engage in activities that bring joy, as it can help you stay motivated and focused when it's time to get back to your coursework. Just make sure to plan ahead so you can enjoy both your studies and your dance nights!