
1st March 2010
hi danzbuddies,
here are details of new dances to be taught this week.....
- 'Adios My Darling' by DJ Dan & Wynette. 64 counts, 2 walls, beginner level. No tag , no restart. Very nice song 'Vaya Con Dios' by Heather Myles who gave it a nice country flavour with a rumba beat. Dance steps are well choreographed and easy to master.....a great dance with good promise.
- 'Bobbi With An I' by Rachael McEnaney. 48 counts. 2 walls. beginner level. No tag, no restart, no stress! The song is 'Bobbi With An I' by Phil Vasser - nice country number, a bit fast. Steps are quite easy.
- ' Lover's Heart' by Francien Sittrop. 32 counts, 4 walls, intermediate level. The song used is a Boyz 2men version of 'Cupid' - quite a nice treatment to this song with a 'slow segment' towards the end. You'll need to do a 'slow count - waltz beat' tag during this segment (at end of wall 8).
Another good dance with promise.....
hi danzbuddies,
here are details of new dances to be taught this week.....
- 'Adios My Darling' by DJ Dan & Wynette. 64 counts, 2 walls, beginner level. No tag , no restart. Very nice song 'Vaya Con Dios' by Heather Myles who gave it a nice country flavour with a rumba beat. Dance steps are well choreographed and easy to master.....a great dance with good promise.
- 'Bobbi With An I' by Rachael McEnaney. 48 counts. 2 walls. beginner level. No tag, no restart, no stress! The song is 'Bobbi With An I' by Phil Vasser - nice country number, a bit fast. Steps are quite easy.
- ' Lover's Heart' by Francien Sittrop. 32 counts, 4 walls, intermediate level. The song used is a Boyz 2men version of 'Cupid' - quite a nice treatment to this song with a 'slow segment' towards the end. You'll need to do a 'slow count - waltz beat' tag during this segment (at end of wall 8).
Another good dance with promise.....

Dinner on our first night in Sydney was at a Thai Restaurant at Milson Point, North Sydney near Kenny's workplace - nothing to shout about, but a good meal none the less.

Our first stop in Paddy's Market was to Lee's Fashion Shop - we visit her so often, we've become good friends.
Another regular shop we go to is 'B.B.Q. King' roast duck / char siew shop - we decided to 'ta pau' a variety of the roast meats for lunch in the apartment.
Monday was spent at Bondi Junction shopping mall - where we shopped and shopped, had a 'yum cha' lunch at Kam Fook and tried out the massage service. That night we headed back to Darling Harbour again - we were not happy that we could not get a good meal there the previous night ; we just had to try again and landed up in the popular Criniti's South Italian Restaurant. The seafood platter they served up there was really good....yummy!
The next two days were spent in the company of Peter and Liz Heath and their Line Dancers of South Australia in Adelaide. See next article posting for story on our stay in Adelaide.......

The best meal we had had to be the one at the 'Quay Restaurant', reputed to be one of Sydney's top restaurant. Situated at the water side opposite the Opera House, it was a great setting for a romantic dinner.
For dinner there is a fixed 4-course menu at $155 per person. The menu allows some choices for every course and we were able to find something we like for each course.
We started dinner at 7.30 pm when the sunlight was still shining bright onto the Opera House. and through the dinner, we were able to see the slow change of colour on the 'sails' of the Opera House as it got dark. Truly a great gastronomical experience. well worth the price we paid for that dinner.




