Getting Close To Target

Sometime today, Club Dancer blog will hit 19600 total hits. By the tenth of October it will hit 20000. That means that this blog is not just fooling around. We have had some people tuning in to what we say and I can no longer think of deleting it. It must go on and I have work to do and get the important Information Contributors. They are the ones to make this a viable social media blog. And eventually they will be the ones to inherit it.

"We all have big changes in our lives that are more or less

a second chance."

This blog has gone all over the dance map and only just lately is settling down to something comprehensible. First off, it must be for the Social Dancer and that is a hard nut to define. So with the help of our six (five?) reader/dancers we will make the attempt.

The ones most acceptable to this blog are the Social Ballroom Dancers. The ones who are more interested in having fun and moving to music than the exactness of competition dancing. And all the time with a little understanding of each part of the dancing world. Acrobatic, Cabaret can be in the realm of dancing, but if they want to stress the difference from their elevated status, then we should make certain that everyone knows the type of dance we prefer to enjoy.

"Just Dance" by Lady Gaga

Two Dance Studios will be immediately accepted for their efforts in the promotion of the American Style of Dance and the resulting important Social aspects of it. Dream To Dance Studio and the Arthur Murray Studios can be in the forefront of this effort.

Yes, we get email flyers and regular flyers and more email flyers, Wow. They are not lost of course. Many tell me they put regular flyers in the bathroom in case they run out of toilet paper.

Unfortunately, most of the future makers of this blog do not have much knowledge of the functions of a blog, They will learn and gradually make the utmost use of it. Any questions please email.

Then we have the Swing Dance Clubs, the Salsa-Bachata Clubs, the Tango Clubs and the Line Dance Clubs, all with their rightful preferences. With a little fusion here and there we have a perfect blog for the ages.

Pub's Side Note: Blogging to look into: Platinum Horseshoe blog with Tim Cubero Jr write up on Kapolei Chapter HBDA social. Town Dancer blog with Calvin Ota, usual terrific blog plus video on the Champion Waltz dancers. Then check in on Franks blogs, he covers so many places that we don't or can't cover.