Hi Andy (and everyone) -
Last fall, I was asked by a woman to surprise her man on their 1st anniv of
dating -- at the dance where they met! -- by calling a sweetheart dance in
their honor. (They did want gypsies &/or Mad Robin, sorry... but just to add to
the valentine theme dance list, here 'tis.) This back-to-back combo turned out
to be, as she put it, horrifyingly right on. Hey, why not a bit of spicy
reality for the season?
Ramsay Chase Improper
Joseph Pimentel (dreamy jigs or old-timey)
A1) (4+4) W
dance into center. Form wavy line. Balance
(4) W
back out as M dance in (M don’t take hands)
(4) M
turn over R sh & go back to place, facing out
A2) (8) Prom
single file (W 3 places. End up
on same side as P)
(8) P
Gypsy 1-1/2 (W end
facing into set facing ea other.
No
sw yet! - delayed gratification.
B1) (8) ½
hey, W pass L to start
(8) P
Sw
B2) (8) Cir
L ¾
(8) N
Sw (not too long!
Gents, help N lady into center
on
time for new start.)
New England Sweethearts improper contra
Linda Leslie
A1 (8) LL F & B
(8) Mad
Robin
A2 (4) Ladies
cross, passing by L sh
(12) P
- Gypsy and Sw
B1 (8) Gents
chain across
(8) ½
hey (Gents pass by L sh to start)
B2 (16) N
– B & Sw
[BTW, I left my teaching/calling/orientation notes on here because I sure
appreciate seeing what other callers have found helpful to say. Hint! hint! :-)]
Rock 'em, Andy!
