Conference waylay::singles_chat

    Steph - see future social events, I used to make the line dance lessons
    at The Penitentiary every week, but I haven't been lately...
    
    joyce

Somehow line dancing at a place called the "Penitentiary" seems 
too funny. Still, I think I'll take solitary confinement instead.

:-P

daryll

    A conga (sp?) line at the "Penitentiary" should be fun, too.
    
    ;-)

    	You know Daryll, if you missed an opportunity to harass me about
    C&W, I think I'd wonder if you were ok :-P
    
    joyce

We both know that country music is an oxymoron don't we Joyce?

Second only to Irish Cuisine :-P

daryll

    I like both kinds:  Country *and* Western!
    
    /b

    re .5
    
    Ohhhh Daryllllllllllllll
    
    
    big fat **:-P** to you!
    
    joyce

Elwood: "What kind of music do you have here"

Barmaid: "Oh, we got both kinds, country AND western"

A great movie.

         Careful Joyce looks like yer about to pop a vein ;-)
    
    bob

    	errr Bob - I thought that was something guys did.... :-P
    
    joyce

          I'm actually not overly fond of C+W.. I'll listen to it but it
    does bring back bad memories... The ex used to go to her BF house to
    listen to C+W.. I walked in on them once ,ok I knocked it was hist
    house. They were sitting there all cozey listening to Achey Breaky Heart
    while tearing my heart to pieces.. But with my humble hat in hand I'd
    consider trying line dancin but be advised I gots two left feet ;-) C+W
    isn't as twangey as it used to be...
    
    
           bob

    	Line dancing can be fun and great exercise, but you won't find me
    with a C&W tune programmed into my radio...
    
    joyce

          re:10 ZINNNNNG!!!!! actually a sticky tonguie face like this
    **:-P** looks like you have wrinkled brows.. Nope Joyce is wrinkle free
    so she must be poppin a vein.
    
           by the by welcome back sis!!
    
    bob

    
    	errr Bob - your tongue is between your lips - not eyebrows :-)
    
    	Thanks - its nice to be back - I missed this bunch of party
    animals... :-)
    
    joyce

    re. 14  Bruce - have you taken any line dance lessons?   Some of those
    dances can be pretty complicated and take alot of concentration - right
    Kathleen?
    
    joyce

Bruce,

That TNN C&W show i like to call:

"American Farm Stand"

daryll

    yup... it looks a whole lot easier than it is... and, it is great
    exercise and fun...
    
    plus, all you ladies:
    
    there is nothing like a man in a nice pair of jeans, a black western hat,
    and a pair of cowboy boots.. (-;  thumbs strategically placed in the
    belt loops, a dancing his heart out.. (-; 

    joyce...
    
    I'm sure there are some difficult steps in some of the line dances...
    but not everybody can do them, and most of the ones they show
    on TNN are pretty insipid.
    
    I also think they are much too regimented;  it's just too much
    for  my 60s mind-set to cope with!
    
    I think LD is a good way for some people to have fun, and it
    allows some people to dance who would never dream of it any other
    way.   Again, this is not to say that everybody  who does it is
    uncoordinated and inept...  just that those qualities don't get
    in the way  ;-)
    
    I like that, Daryll...  that's a whole lot nicer than the one
    my ex came up with...  which is just too unpc for  me too enter
    here...  maybe at a dinner sometime.
    
    /b	

       <<< Note 55.18 by ORION::KENYON "if I had a spell of magic..." >>>

   > there is nothing like a man in a nice pair of jeans, a black western hat,
   > and a pair of cowboy boots.. (-;  thumbs strategically placed in the
   > belt loops, a dancing his heart out.. (-; 

    Kathleen, you forgot the mouthful of chaw and the two good 
    teeth. :-)

    Line dancing is fun because you don't need to have a "partner" to do
    it.. you can go to a club and dance.. not sit at a bar waiting to either
    get the courage to ask someone, or wait to be asked to dance...  
    
    I started taking lessons so that I could get out and have some fun..
    plus it is a great way to meet people.. you can't help but meet someone
    if you bump into them enough times.. (-;
    
    

    	I went to humor my sister and was surprised that I actually enjoyed
    it - to each their own...
    
    	Daryll - those are grey cowboy boots you wear - right?   If memory
    serves, you actually took two-step lessons! :-PPPPPPPPP
    
    joyce

    
    I'm not usually looking at his teeth... (-;  and if he is coordinated
    enough to "chaw" and dance, heck, he has potential.. (-;
                    
    

    I love a good pair of boots...  but it's very hard for me
    to get a pair that fit well...  My next birthday treat will
    be a pair of custom-made boots!
    
    /b

>    plus, all you ladies:
>    there is nothing like a man in a nice pair of jeans, a black western hat,
>    and a pair of cowboy boots.. (-;  thumbs strategically placed in the
>    belt loops, a dancing his heart out.. (-; 

Hmmm, always did like jeans and cowboy boots!  ;-)

I too don't tend to choose to listen to country music but I do like some of it
and love to dance to it - course I'll dance to just about anything, right 
Joyce?  ;-)  (have even been known to do the electric slide in bike cleats while
balancing a plate of food - ah, guess you had to be there!  ;-) )

I've talked about going with Joyce but my schedule's never been open at the 
right time....

B

Right Joyce. Been there and done that. So I'm more than qualified 
to comment aren't I?

Oh, and yes I own those grey boots, but since there's no buckle 
on there and nary a feather to be found on them, I'm sure the 
fashion plates at the local corral would frown on em.

It's a fad. It's dying a slow painful death. I hope it twists 
slowly. The local C&W place, The White Buffalo in Haverhill MA,
that was booming just a year or so ago now offers "greatest hits 
of the 60's, 70's and 80's", on Friday nights no less. When you 
can't fill the place on what should be one of your busiest nights, 
the writing is on the wall.

I feel so much better now :-)

daryll

    re: .25
    
    Hi Bruce,
    
    I treated myself to a good pair of cowboy boots while I was on a
    business trip in Dallas... I have had them about 3 years now.. they are
    the most comfortable pair of boots I've owned....
    
    

    Thought from the shower:
    
    I need to say that I don't want to denigrate anybody's choice of
    music or dancing or...     if it makes *you* feel good, then it 
    *is* good.   You (obviously) don't have to justify your choices 
    to me....
    
    But I also think  that so much music could be better if the suits
    would just stay out of the loop and  let the boys and girls *play*!
    
    
    [I don't want to derail the discussion  from .1]
    
    /b

    
    It would be a shame if it was a fading fad... It was the first time I
    felt comfortable going to a club without feeling like I was in a "meat
    market"... 
    
    I'm sure there are still people there for the "meat market" aspect, but 
    the atmosphere was much more fun and open...
    
    Daryll, it sounds like you had a bad experience, you should try going
    to a club again, but with more "fun" people.. (-;   
    
    
    
    
    
    
    

Bad experience? Oh yeah. Thanks for the offer, but I'll pass. I 
can't stomach 99.9% of the music and that could be a minor 
problem :-)

In any case, I do apologize for the rant yesterday. It didn't 
take long to get back into that "digital" state of mind. Everyone 
has their own thing and as Bruce said, that's "cool".

daryll
    
    

    re: .29
    
    Kathleen,
    
    I know someone else who got some nice boots in Dallas, too...  
    must be the place!
    
    I  had a couple of pairs of really nice boots once...  one was
    mail order from sears (!?!) when I was n the Air Force...  they wore
    out.
    
    I bought my last pair of really comfy boots in Oakland when I moved
    back east 20-odd years ago...  I took 'em to be resoled, and
    (as I discovered 6 months later) the bozo put a huge gash in the
    leather, just above the sole.. finally broke open, and those boots
    were done.
    
    I got a nice pair in Phoenix las December, but I haven't broken
    them in.  They seemed to fit quite nicely in the store, but a
    walk in downtown SanDiego a few days later made me vow that my
    next boots would be custom-made...
    
    /b

    	Thinking about this conversation last night I realized - I'm sick
    and tired of having to defend my right to enjoy line dancing.
    
    	Yeah - I know most people make fun of it - I enjoy it, its great 
    exercise, and I have fun.  If you don't - that's your prerogative -
    stop trying to convince me I shouldn't enjoy it!
    
    	I've never tried to force it down anyone's throat.  After
    yesterday's conversation, I will admit to a certain fantasy around
    something I would like to do with someone's throat - however - since
    you apologized Daryll, your safe :-)
    
   	BTW - buckles and fringe don't make a cowboy boot.  Since you took
    two step lessons you can comment on two step - but until you do line
    dancing you're not qualified :-P
                              
    joyce

    	Kathleen makes a *very good point* going to a place to dance and
    not feeling like your in a meat market is one of the things I really
    liked about going to The Pen.  
    
    	You don't have to dance with anyone, you don't have to sit on your 
    butt and wait for someone to ask you - when you know the steps you just 
    get up and dance...
    
    	Another thing I noticed is people don't sit around and laugh at you
    when you're learing, infact most folks will give you a few pointers.
    
    	Ok - end of my tirade on the subject :-)
    
    joyce

         Guess I wouldn't be cut out for it unless I could wear more comfy
    footwear than boots.. Hey I'm a runner my feet sweat profusely. I could
    pix me taking my boots off and seeing people 50' away passing out ;-)
    That and I look like a dweeb in a cowboy hat.. Then again it mighta
    been the 10 gallon hat with my gallon and a half head.. I'd still be
    willing to try it though.. Seeing Joyce at 4 Points several weeks ago
    do a line dance impressed the dickens outa me!!
    
    bob

    re .11
    
    Bob.. if they we actually getting romantic to "Achy Breaky Heart"
    <<shudder>>... oh man I'm sorry you had to endure that. That 'song'
    will make anyone chuck their wheaties. 
    
    I prefer Weird Al's "Achy Breaky Song"
    
    Jim

    re .12 
    
    All this talk about 'line dancing'.
    
    Geez... I have a couple old aquaintances from college who think line
    dancing is something entirely different.....
    
    /-\
     |
    o o
    ~ ~
    
    One of those days I think...
    
    Jim
    (aka: Just say no to crack-boy)
    

    
    	Actually Bob - you don't have to wear - a hat, one of those flag
    shirts, chew tobacco or any of those stereotypcial things.  Sneaks
    don't slide well on the floor, but there's resin type stuff you can
    step in.  
    
    	I prefer the boots for the comfort and support.  Not everyone wears
    boots - infact at The Pen lessons there's a group of women in their
    50's or so, who wear dancer type leggins and heels - not spike heels
    but more like tap dance shoes.
    
    	On a regular dance night - you're more likely to see hats and
    western type attire - but is not a requirement.
    
    	That was the boot scoot boogie they played at the Sheraton - a fun
    dance - thanks!
    
    joyce

>    Thinking about this conversation last night I realized - I'm sick
>    and tired of having to defend my right to enjoy line dancing.
    
    Life, liberty, and the pursuit of line dancing... ;-)
    
    
    glenn
    

>    willing to try it though.. Seeing Joyce at 4 Points several weeks ago
>    do a line dance impressed the dickens outa me!!
    
>    	That was the boot scoot boogie they played at the Sheraton - a fun
>    dance - thanks!
    
OH sure, Bob...guess I don't rate huh???  (I was up there with her, remember?)

;-P  

    re .21
    
    Kathleen :-)
    
    The last time I started "bumping into someone enough times" I ended up
    engaged....
    
    You know... it's finally sinking in about this marriage: for the first
    time in generations, my family tree is gonna branch....
    
    heh

    
    How about the bowling shirts? :-) It even has my name on it.

    My neighbor has been trying to get me to go to El Dorado in Dracut for
    the past couple of Tuesdays for LD lessons. Fortunately I have been 
    busy but I am running out of excuses so I might have to give in next 
    week. Have you even seen a oriental cowboy do LD? :-) At least I have the
    boots since I went to school in WV. 

    What the heck? I will give anything a try at least once.

    Huey

   

    
    Huey - there are several oriental women who go to the lesson at The Pen
    one in particular is a beautiful dancer...  Her three friends would be
    on either side or behind me and follow me rather than the instructor.
    
    joyce

    
    been there, done that....
    
    	Yes, I'll admit it--- loved the dancing-- HATED the music... walked
    	out smiling/crying-- Freud said "You vould be schmart to ztop dis,
    	you're alrrrready crrrrazy enoff!"
    
    
    
    J

          Ummm sorry Barb I knew it was Joyce and I thought maybe you and
    Kathleen?? But I couldn't remember... 30 lashes with a wet noodle ;-0
    
    bb
    

>            -< Ooops sorry Barb you did do some awesome footwork! >-

>          Ummm sorry Barb I knew it was Joyce and I thought maybe you and
>    Kathleen?? But I couldn't remember... 30 lashes with a wet noodle ;-0

Why thank you Bob!  ;-)  It was Joyce and I.  That was way back when!!  Before
Kathleen had graced us with her presence.  ;-)

B    

>    Kathleen?? But I couldn't remember... 30 lashes with a wet noodle ;-0

  I thought I was the only one that knew about the wet noodle torture. Can
  anyone keep a secret these days. Now the only thing I have left in the 
  bamboo in the fingernail. Opps! I guess that one is gone also.
 
  As for the music, it's not that bad. I just think of the "Eagles" version 
  when they sing the CW version of the songs.

  Huey

    re:  18>  I'll second that!  The hat is a nice touch... sort of like
    whipped cream on a banana split.....  ahhhhhh, never mind...
    
    re:  36> Bob, as Joyce said, it's not necessary to wear the boots.  I
    wear sneakers for the lessons.. they're more comfortable for me.  The
    hat is optional but the jeans aren't  ;^* !
    
    re:  37 et al.>  As in any music, there can be some that just 'stink'. 
    I happen to enjoy Country Music but learned a long time ago that it's
    someone else's story being told.  Ok.. we can all identify with some of
    it but same goes for any type of music.   
    
    I enjoy getting together with people (YES, I behaved myself Saturday
    night.... I would have ended up running a close 2nd behind Harry and
    CJ if I hadn't!).
    
    This was a suggestion for something else to do (and can be done during
    the week as well....).  Anyone up for the El Dorado next Tuesday?  I'm
    game.  I don't know how to get there but I'm sure someone can give us
    directions.
    
    anyone?
    Steph

    Hi,
    
    I'd be up to it.. 
    
    

    Respectfully submitted:
    	The only reasons to watch TNN --
    		* See if Dale Earnhardt broke his NASCAR losing streak.
    		* Watch the Chevys whump the Fords.
    
    :-)  <-- All purpose deflector-shield smiley face.
    Tony

Tony,

What about those Hee-Haw reruns? :-)

daryll

    
    Come on, Hee-Haw was a classic..  (-; 
    
    "where oh where are you tonight, why did you leave me here all alone, 
     I searched the world over and thought I found true love, you met
     another and (** ;-P **) you were gone"
    
    My mother was a country-western music lover and she liked John Denver,
    I think she has every record he ever made.. ok, so I was musically
    challenged as a child.. (-;
                   

          Kathleen I much prefer the trucker version. You picked a fine
    time to leave me loose wheellllll...
    
    bob

    
    	Daryll told me the Kenny Rogers is dead joke and he was so straight 
    faced, that I believed him - until the (you picked a fine time to leave
    me loose wheel) punchline that is...
    
    joyce

    HEY!!!!
    
    now now!!!!
    
    I actually miss that dumb show Kathleen... and as for John Denver, he
    really did some wonderful stuff. Of course he followed up one of the
    most beautiful love songs (You Fill Up mY Senses) by doing in his
    marriage bed with a chainsaw...
    
    But that song has a really special place with me...
    
    You fill up my senses
    Like a night in the forest
    Like the mountains in springtime
    Like a walk in the rain
    Like a storm in the dessert
    Like a sleepy blue ocean
    You fill up my senses
    Come fill me again
    
    Come let me love you
    Let me give my life to you
    Let me drown in your laughter
    Let me die in your arms! (*sigh*)
    Let me lay down beside you
    Let me always be with you
    Come let me love you
    Come love me again
    
     -  I think that's it but it's been such a bloody long time....
    

    I like some of John's earlier stuff...
    
    Like the "boy for the country"
    
    and this song that I can't remember the title of:
    
    He was born in the summer of his 27th year
    coming home to a place he had never been before
    he left yesterday the highways, you might say he was born again
    you might say he found a key for every door
    
    when he first came to the mountains
    his life was far away
    on the road and hanging from a song
    they say that he got crazy once and he
    tried to touch the sun, he lost a friend
    but kept a memory
    
    ** oh ya, "Rocky Mountain High" **
    
    and this one:
    
    Ship mates and Cheyennes
    raindrops and crying
    on the dreams of an old, old man
    
    candles and church bells
    laughter and farewells
    revolve in his thoughts like the wind
    
    **********************
    Yup, I'll admit ol'John Denver was quite a song writer... he was just
    such a weenie... "Far Out!"  (-;
    **********************
    
    
    
    

    	With regard to that marriage bed :-)
    
    
    
    	I once saw him on a talk show where he said on their honeymoon he'd
    gotten a little enthusiastic in a moment of passion and cracked his
    wife's ribs...
    
    joyce

    he cracked her ribs?????
    
    bw-hahahahahahahahahahahahah...
    
    Funny... I was agreeing with Kathleen when she applied the term
    "weenie" to good ol John.
    
    Maybe she was already trying to get away from him and he tried to
    restrain her till he could get his hands on that chainsaw... hrm
    
    :-)

    	I found it rather amusing...
    
    j

         My fav John Denver is with him and the Muppets. Peope normally
    look at me as if I have two or three heads when I say this... Well
    that is until they hear it... Then they usually go out and buy it 
    themselves..
    
         Weenie?? I remember watching the Revenge of the Nerds when the
    head cheerleader had just done the jack ching batta bing with the head
    Nerd. What she had to say isn't suitable for this forum ;-) Then again
    in J D's case they night've broken the bed and the fall to the floor
    may have broken a rib??
    
    bob 

    re .62
    
    Inch by Inch, row by row... heheheheheheheheheeheheheheh
    
    I remember that!!! It's definitely in the top 10 of muppet shows for
    me. The top of which is dominated by Animal (my personal hero and role
    model) singing Wild Thing!!!
    
    heh....
    
    Bob... sometimes you just make me happy :-)

    JD kinda looks like a muppet.. (-;
    
    

       > JD kinda looks like a muppet.. (-;
    
         Or maybe something that hatched out of a bigbird egg ;-)
    
         Oh I shoulda said it was JD + the Muppets X-mas album.. 
    
         It's in every one of us is one of the most inspiring songs I've 
    ever heard.
    
    bob

    
    re: muppets... 
    
    I liked the sax player... and the two old geezer's who heckled
    Kermit.. 
    
    that was a fun show... 
    
    
    

    Bob... Kathleen... ANYONE!!!!
    
    I would pay money/buy beer/shine shoes/be nice to my mother in law ..
    anything! for a video of Animal doing Wild Thing....
    
    I used to have a video tape of my favorite muppet parts made up from
    different tapes all of which are history.... including Animal and James
    Coburn going Japanese .. :-)
    
    That show made me such a happy little nutbar....

    Country and Western LD.   I do the dancing, haven't been in a 
    while now though.  
    
    But as far as the music goes..  I love some of the latest stuff.
    
    Lyle Lovette is a wonderful storyteller/poet 
    Bonnie Raite(sp?)
    K.D. Lang
    
    Great music.  
    

> I liked the sax player... and the two old geezer's who heckled
> Kermit..

  I *BELIEVE* the sax player's name was Zoot, as in "suit".

  The old guys were Statler and Waldorf.

  Never watched it myself. :-)

                                   Atlant

    
    	Oh, so who watched it with you, Atlant?
    
    	8^)
    

  Well it wasn't *YOU*, Shawn! :-)

                                   Atlant

    
    	Certainly not.  I had better things to do with my time.
    
    	When "The Muppet Show" was on, I'd use that time to put on makeup
    	and dress up right.
    

    	Now how did this conversation go from C&W to cross-dressing?
    
    
    	Oh yeah - Shawn and Atlant entered notes :-)
    
    joyce

    re: Muppets & JD and weenies
    
    I think it was Kermit who asked JD to take off his glasses and then
    when JD did, Kermit realized he had made a mistake and asked him to put
    them back on.
    
    But... how can you guys (non gender specific) call someone who has the
    soul to write stuff like he did a weenie.  Maybe he should swagger and
    carry a chain saw?  Or maybe just sing the ol' Monty Python ditty: "I'm
    a lumberjack and I'm ok...I sleep all night and I work all day..."
    
    Tony

    	Tony - nice to see you...
    
    joyce

    
    
    Hi Joyce
    
    anything planned for country line dancing soon??
    
    carol
    

    	There's always Saturday night :-)
    
    joyce

    Joyce:
    
    Who is the CW singer whose song has those lyrics in your personal name?
    
    I thought they looked familar, just can't remember the name...
    
    Steve

    	Steve,
    
    	Can't think of his name at the moment...
    
    joyce

    Hi,
    
    This Saturday night at the Senior Center in Nashua (their renting the
    hall there - so hold those comments... (-; ) there will be a c&w lesson
    and a dance.. the lesson is from 7-8 and the dance is from 8-11:00pm
    
    The cost is $7 for the tickets... there are only 150 tickets available,
    so you may want to call the senior center to see if there are still
    tickets (bite your tongue and hold those comments.. (-;)
    
    Its a bring your own beverage and muchies type deal...  
    
    ttfn,
    

-1 is just too easy. I leave it to Shawn.    

    
    I knew you couldn't hold back a comment.. (-;
    
    

    	It wouldn't be *Daryll* if he didn't :-)
    
    j

God I hate to be predictable.

Maybe I'll show up on Saturday night.

NOT.

    	How did I know there'd be a "NOT" after the ff?
    
    
           Vintage "Daryll" :-P

    
    If anyone is going to go tomorrow night, I'll be getting there around
    6:30pm...   I'm tall, blondish hair, I'll be wearing tan cowboy boots,
    jeans, short sleeve white sweater...
    
    

    I don't know how you guys can plan what to wear in advance!
    Joyce always knows (like days before).  I mean, I have a very
    limitted wardrobe.  But my mood swings (by the hour ;->) and
    I couldn't say what the heck I would wear tomorrow.  Might be
    a good day, could be a "fat" day, could be "holy sh*t! I need
    make-up and some color", or could have a green eye day (must
    wear purple then!).                            
    
    Silly, huh?  I've got spring fever!
    						cj *->

Well, I know what I'm wearing tomorrow and Sunday!  Course it could have some-
thing to do with the fact that it's what's packed in my bag for the weekend!
;-)  I'm with you CJ, don't usually know what I'll be wearing a head of time!

B

    
    	I wear pretty much the same thing all the time, with minor var-
    	iations.
    
    	Blue denim and brown western boots, and some sort of striped
    	shirt.  Sometimes black denim.
    
    	But maybe it's a male vs. female thing.
    

    Well, there, Shawn...you'll fit right in with the other
    dancers!  I really do think you should go. ;->
    
    					cj *->

    
    	Maybe its because I was a girl scout - but then again - I'm not
    always prepared :-)
    
    joyce-wondering-what-to-wear-tonight...

    You must have been a better girl scout than me Joyce...all of my
    planning gets thrown to the wind.
    
    I am definitely like CJ with regards to what I am going to wear.  The 
    weathe but more importantly my mood (bad hair day, etc.) dictates what 
    I am going to wear!
    
    Hope everyone has a great weekend and the Easter Bunny is good to you.
    
    P.S.  Went to Heberts in Bolton at lunch time and the lines was just 
    	  about out the door.  But the Easter Bunny was there!!    

    For the other men here, translated from the vernacular female of the
    species:
    
    limited wardrobe = I've got 4 closets full of nothing to wear

    I would be interested in any outing to listen to country.  Have been a
    fan for over 30 yrs.  Would be interest in learning to line dance at a
    later date--just off knee surgery so no dancing.  Will be going to see
    Garth in another week.   Still know where to get tickets.  Have a
    friend who works for ticket agency.
    
    Wendy

    	Wendy - I've got my tickets - see you there :-)
    
    joyce

    Wish I had known that on Sat. night.  Would have discussed the concert
    with you.  My daught Kristie and I are going.  Amy, Krisite's friend
    sells the tickets.
    

    	Bummer...
    
    joyce

    I deleted the message from someone in the singles_chat looking for
    tickets to Garth.  
    
    You can still get Garth tickets at 603-893-7454.  Ask for Amy.  She is
    only on from 9:00 to 12:00.  Tell her I gave you her number.

    	I have to say the Garth concert last night, was well worth the
    price of admission.  He played till 11:30 and his encores were
    "Operator", "Wild World", "American Pie" and one of his own which
    escapes me at the moment. 
    
    	By the time the dust cleared it was 12:30 before I got out of the
    parking garage.
    
    	Was anyone else there last night?
    
    joyce

           <<< Note 55.99 by PCBUOA::DEWITT "chasing rainbows..." >>>

    	>Was anyone else there last night?
    
         Thousands I'd venture. Didn't you notice?

    :-P

    	If anyone is interested in trying out the line dance lessons at The
    Pen in Worcester on Monday and/or Wednesday nights - send me mail - you
    don't have to reply here...
    
    joyce

    Joyce,
    
    I'd like to learn line dancing since I love country music.  I teach
    dog obedience training on Monday evenings; so I could do it on
    Wednesday evenings as long as my knee can take it.  I'd like to try.
    
    Wendy

    	Wendy - my sister and I try to go every Weds, but more often than
    not (lately) we've been missing the lessons...   
    
    	Lessons start at 7 - end at 10 - $5.  I usually leave around 
    8-8:30 with the 45+ min drive back to Fitchburg, not to mention the
    after 1-1.5 hrs of straight dancing - I'm tired!
    
    joyce