The Freebox Everyday Dance Project is alive and well. Much of the dancing I do these days doesn’t get captured on video, but I am still dancing everyday. It’s part of my life and I intend to keep it that way. Thank you for stopping by. You can peruse videos from my 365 days of dance project and stay updated on the next version of Freebox video projects – The Freebox WorlDance Project – a virtual dance party – that is in the works. Subscribe to this blog or friend me on Facebook to stay in the loop and to join in the dance! I appreciate you!
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Take the Everyday Dance Friendly Challenge…
If more people danced everyday, the world would be a much happier place!
This is my friendly challenge to you to literally join the movement.
It's as simple as 1,2,3.
1. Watch one of my videos (or play a song)
2. Dance with me
3. Tomorrow, do it again.Remember - it doesn't matter how you look or how you dance. Just move.
One song, once a day. Dance, then leave a brief comment here or on our Facebook page so we can support you and cheer you on. If you feel inspired, make a video and share it too!
I guarantee it'll change your life for the better.
We can do it. Together, we can make the world a happier place. Sharing is Caring so pass this on to your friends!
Everybody dance now!
-mary
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LOVE THIS I FOUND YOU AFTER LOOKING FOR KC & SUNSHHINE BAND
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Part of your video reminded me of a time I was in Charlotte a few years ago and decided to walk about 2 blocks from the hotel to listen to a live 6 piece band (EC, WC, Shag) I’d been told was terrific. The dance floor was loaded and I saw a guy walk out with a girl who was in a wheelchair. What they did next was not just ‘okay’, but they danced together with ease, skill, and grace. And what also struck me was that while I was trying to learn what he was doing, instead I found myself drawn to her. Point being that what he had so easily accomplished (and they together) was that the woman was ‘the picture’, and that while at first what I had expected to see was two people trying to work around a handicap, it wasn’t to them in the slightest, and how easily that all just seemed to happen, on a crowded floor, in front of a great live band, and oh hey – not a big deal. It reminded me of something Hugh Prather wrote a long time ago, which I always took with me when teaching: “When I criticize someone, I assume they have a choice.” And btw, he wasn’t her only partner, either.
Love what you are doing ,keep on dancing!!!! I will try to do the same here in Brazil.
TONY