Slow... slow... quick quick... slow..
Promenade, grapevines, rock, lock, box, ochos, serpentines...
I am loving the choreography sequence being taught at my tango class.
But as I visit tango world for my dancing fix, studying how to use the body in a skilled art form, I am conscious of the fact that I am surrounded by salt shakers, that ubiquitous presence of pairs. Though I am grateful to "borrow" a guy for a dance, I become aware that perhaps my singularity is peculiar.
But I am a girl who goes to weddings, baby showers, and restaurants ALONE. And tango is for salt shakers ultimately.
It's been two weeks since I've seen the mathematician. We've since retreated to our work, the serenity of personal solitudes and I am still struck by the aftereffects of his presence. Still, I had a great evening with JC who made me a dinner that put me on the moon and I enjoy the hellos of several sweet.... potential shakers?
What is tango doing to me?
Hmm... maybe I should've signed up for flamenco instead.
JNET
Thursday, September 27, 2007
SS: Tango-ing Thoughts
JNET'S tagarama
culture,
dance,
salt shakers,
solitude
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