How can one escape dance? Apart from singing and writing it’s the ultimate form of expression. I love all forms of dance. Despite being incapable of doing a large majority of them I still nevertheless do try to imitate the dancers who have influenced me, Gene Kelly, Fred Astaire and Michael Jackson. But still as I said it’s the expression of the self and over the years I have become my own choreographer. I chose not to follow the trend but rather set it. Which is why I am not I am big fan of the dabke, it is incredibly disciplined and if there are no attractive women to look at and no girls to wink at, it usually gets boring and I pull out after the first lap.
I love pop dancing (practiced it in my room and executed it on Sydney’s dance floors
) however I do retire at 3 am and at 4 am I switch clubs and take it to another level. I jump on a podium, break free and let my spirit flow to the beats of Nick Skitz, DJ Alligator and Alex K
As for all that, rumba, samba, tango, mumbo jumbo I am shocking at it and plenty of room for improvement any ladies here giving out lessons. I hear first lesson is the practice of self-control and I lack it.
13th September 2005
