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Re: SALSA SNOBS--HELLO PEOPLE-Marrige Considerations

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Posted by Jeff (209.51.250.196) on March 01, 2005 at 14:59:33:

In Reply to: Re: SALSA SNOBS--HELLO PEOPLE-Marrige Considerations posted by Andres on February 28, 2005 at 20:06:07:

Andres,

Not sure if we know each other or not, but if you've been to one of my parties - as thousands of people around here have - then you know exactly what kind of show I'm running. A cool, classy event where people (of all kinds) come together to meet with friends (dates, and lovers) dance and improve their skills. As we are now going mainstream, there are going to be more and more people going out for salsa dates. Sometimes they won't rotate during lessons because they are out together. And sometimes they will kiss on the dancefloor. I don't think it'll be happening all over the place, but it will happen. And, yes, it is a beautiful thing when people really connect through salsa. Johnny and Felicita met dancing salsa on a Friday night and got married last weekend at Havana Club on a Friday night. She walked down the aisle, they exchanged rings, said their vows, and kissed. It was a beautiful thing, man. And a video of it will be up on my site as soon as I find the time to digitize it! Anyhow, back on point. We have 300+ people on Friday nights - there's gonna be some kissing going on, there's gonna be couples not rotating during the lessons. 99% of the people will be rotating and not on dates, but I ask everyone to respect everyone. And I hope more people find what Johnny and Felicita have through salsa.

: Jeff....Are you sure that you want to say what you just said? You said "but I ask the regulars to respect people who are feeling each other.

: If people start making out on the dancefloor or at the tables, hey, two people in love, that's a beautiful thing!"

: Feeling each other Jeff? Making out on the dancefloor? What kind of show are you running?

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: Andres, : Not sure if we know each other or not, but if you've been to one of my parties - as thousands of people around here have - then you know exactly what kind of show I'm running. A cool, classy event where people (of all kinds) come together to meet with friends (dates, and lovers) dance and improve their skills. As we are now going mainstream, there are going to be more and more people going out for salsa dates. Sometimes they won't rotate during lessons because they are out together. And sometimes they will kiss on the dancefloor. I don't think it'll be happening all over the place, but it will happen. And, yes, it is a beautiful thing when people really connect through salsa. Johnny and Felicita met dancing salsa on a Friday night and got married last weekend at Havana Club on a Friday night. She walked down the aisle, they exchanged rings, said their vows, and kissed. It was a beautiful thing, man. And a video of it will be up on my site as soon as I find the time to digitize it! Anyhow, back on point. We have 300+ people on Friday nights - there's gonna be some kissing going on, there's gonna be couples not rotating during the lessons. 99% of the people will be rotating and not on dates, but I ask everyone to respect everyone. And I hope more people find what Johnny and Felicita have through salsa. : : Jeff....Are you sure that you want to say what you just said? You said "but I ask the regulars to respect people who are feeling each other. : : If people start making out on the dancefloor or at the tables, hey, two people in love, that's a beautiful thing!" : : Feeling each other Jeff? Making out on the dancefloor? What kind of show are you running?

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