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Sunday, October 5, 2014

How my folk dance life looks

Lately I can't even grasp (or put words to) how good my everyday life is. All of it is just so so good. Even on the days when I am frustrated because I can't understand how I'm doing some step incorrectly. Or even when I understand it is incorrect, but can't figure out how to fix it. Or when I can't sleep because my mind won't let go of wrapping itself around a dance.

Even the negatives start to sound like positives.

I can't imagine many other things that could be as beautiful. To me, this is complete luxury.

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A foggy morning at the train station in Tobo. Have I mentioned my school is in a very small town?

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Paparazzi(:

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My favorite is the two matching dance legs in the foreground.

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Not Swedish, but still lovely to watch.

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That's more like it(:

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And a parting shot of the Tobo train station by night.
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  1. who caresOctober 6, 2014 at 7:22 AM

    Yay! Great pictures. Tell us more! I want a narrative of your daily life. Do you go to Tobo every day? What times? Do you dance all day long? Do you also take singing or instrument classes? Is it a training school to eventually compete in folk dance competitions or jobs?

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  2. Meghan MellaOctober 7, 2014 at 12:15 PM

    Aaa thanks Allison! I'm totally going to post a day-in-the-life narration. Just you wait! But to answer your questions, yes Tobo every weekday, for the full day. We do dance all day, most days. Twice a month we have a music and song day. And I think what we do with the training is sort of up to each of us individually.

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