My brain! It hurts!

[delenn_mira]

That's it. I have concluded today that at some point in the future, after one of my dance classes, I will no longer be able to tell the difference between right and left. Permanently

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[niggsyisabore]

aww! ~hugs~ Sorry about the massive left/right confusion. I get a bit of that from my mom, but it's usually just saying the wrong thing to what I'm doing, my mom is much worse.

Go rest your poor brain ~hugs~ Your next class will probably be better.

[delenn_mira]

Thanks :) When I will finally get the movement sequence memorised - of which "treble-up-treble-hop-back-treble-up-treble-hop-back-hop-back-one-two-three" is a tiny, tiny and reasonable easy part - I think my left/right problems will disappear of their own accord :)

[book_eater]

Fortunately for me, when I dance, both my feet are left ones! :D

[delenn_mira]

Unfortunately for me, I cannot afford that :)

I need to know precisely what I'm doing and where I'm going, because otherwise not only I cannot do the sequence right, I'm also not helping my fellow dancers.

Can you imagine them having any such problems? I'm trying to learn, only like 10 times slower :)

[book_eater]

Oooooo! Is THAT type of dancing you are doing!
*Is in awe of you for even trying it*

Last dancing I tried was ballroom. Not, not pretty sight.

[delenn_mira]

I've been learning hard shoes since November only, so it's all pretty pathetic at the moment and I'm still having trouble with the very basic basics but it's such fun! :D

But you wouldn't believe (unless you tried it), how hard it is to hit the floor with your shoes or not to forget to put your feet down sometimes. Honest!

I'm also doing (for much longer, over 5 years) the soft shoes, Scottish Highland dances and SCD (Scottish Country Dances).