Me gusto mucho
I went to salsa dancing class tonight -- so fun! I thought I'd forgotten everything from a few months ago, but it's coming back quickly. Got the endorphins and sweat flowing in a flash. All that touching, just an arm's length away, then a little closer, then away again, eye contact, and knowing that salsa is all about sex and romance and showing off the woman's movements and swinging hair and hips. There's one move we called The Hairbrush in class (probably should be called Foreplay) where the guy runs his hand over my hair and down my back, and my hand follows his down my own hair, then we grab each other and pull in close, face to face. Uh. Wow. I must say, there's nothing sexier than a guy who can, and will, dance. (More men should understand this, for crying out loud, and I'm making it part of my mission in life to educate them.) And that latin hip swivel action -- oh my my. Highly recommended!
posted by Green-Eyed Girl @ 10:29 PM
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I've been trying for years to convince Lynn to teach me dancing - she knows traditional Irish dances. Never seems to work - that would involve close physical contact in a public setting, usually in the presence of family members. She would blush to the point of spontaneously combusting on the spot, leaving a little grease stain and a kilt... (Yes, she wears a kilt as part of her band uniform. VERY sexy, especially when she's "marching regulation" - a code word for without underwear.)
You lesson sounds hot! Dancing? Foreplay, rather...
Matt, leave the panties at home, now there's an idea...
Sal, it was indecent.
Ms. Green-Eyes, I suspect you may enjoy this:
http://attwilightblog.blogspot.com/2006/04/lets-dance.html
Jonas, thank you, yes, indeed, you are right and I did.
By the way, I think Twilight is one of the most beautiful English words, when spoken or whispered.
Here's another take on dancing:
http://attwilightblog.blogspot.com/2005/11/slow-dancing.html
(Watchers don't matter at times like these)
And, oh so many many words sound best when whispered...
Jonas, you certainly have a romantic way with words. I wish I could write like that. And how are your dancing skills?
Self-assessments make me nervous. I will simply say that I've danced my way through most of my life - first, as a member of a Lithuanian folk dance troupe, then, as a "clubber" during my 20's and 30's and, since, whenever occasion permits. I love to dance. As I wrote, it's one of life's simplest...and best...pleasures.
We were made to dance.
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