My YouTube Channel

I don't build anything, but I do create something:  choreography, which I perform barefoot in my living room!  

Here is my YouTube channel:  "TheJoyofDance"

What a delightful treat. You really look like you're enjoying yourself. How long have you been doing dance?

Carol wrote: How long have you been doing dance?

When I was a child, I took lessons and performed (and my mom was the piano player for the dance school) for about three years.

Then, when I retired at the age of 63, I started dancing at home for exercise. And the thought occurred to me to take lessons again, so I visited some dance schools. But I figured out that what I really wanted to do was "do my own thing." Wow! A digital camera and a tripod is the coolest thing. I can record and delete record and delete record and delete til I'm done!

Yeah, it's lots of fun.

Thanks for watching.

BTW, remember that "My To Do List for the U.S." that you liked and I deleted some time back? It's back on my blog, which I use my YouTube channel to link to: http://howcanwechange.wordpress.com/2010/10/17/my-to-do-list-for-the-u-s/

I kill 2 birds with 1 stone - so to speak - with my channel: have fun, and link to my blog.

I'm really impressed with what you created for yourself. It really is both beautiful and inspirational.

After I get unburied from all the work I have at home for being gone months on end, I plan to get back into writing my book and creating an aquaponics garden for the deck. I haven't even brought myself to unpacking my suitcase with all the work needed done to close out my mom's affairs. I've been getting massage therapy just to deal with the stress and the last session she did a yoga stretch workout which was wonderful. My body finally opened up from the movement.

Dance is magical and I would love to be able to move like you do. With all those years of background you make it look so easy yet it also must take a lot of patience and control.

I really appreciate your sharing your youtube videos as I find it very inspiring.

Carol wrote: It really is both beautiful and inspirational.

Thank you very much.

Carol wrote: I plan to get back into writing my book and creating an aquaponics garden for the deck.

That sounds wonderful. I think writing is one of the most creative things one can do, and nothing can be more meaningful than gardening.

Carol wrote:Dance is magical . . . With all those years of background you make it look so easy yet it also must take a lot of patience and control.

Actually, it doesn't take patience and control, for me. What I do is focus on the music. I have to love the music first or I can't dance to it. Then, I focus on losing myself in the music. I'm doing what comes naturally.

For you, whatever moves you from the inside out, is what will work for you, in my opinion.

Thanks for expressing your appreciation!

I look forward to hearing about your book and your aquaponics garden, and whatever else comes about!

Dance is a form of meditation once you lose yourself in the music. Carol, just remember, if you dance to one tune a day, it's enough of a start! It's so much more fun than a treadmill!

lindabaker wrote:Dance is a form of meditation once you lose yourself in the music.

Yeah, I would agree with that.

lindabaker wrote: Carol, just remember, if you dance to one tune a day, it's enough of a start! It's so much more fun than a treadmill!

When I was using dance for exercise, I used music that I had selected for myself and put on my iPod, which I strapped to my waist so I could dance to the music using headphones. There was something more up close and personal about the headphones. It was like dancing to an intravenous feeding of music!

Headphones do make a huge difference. Even when I sing or practice, headphones makes it so much easier to hear the little nuances of the music and voice. Sara Brightman is who I enjoy the most practicing with. I recently did Ave Maria and Pia Jesu - headphones would have been a big help getting ready where one can stand up and walk around.

Lovely Seashore .
One can see you are enjoying yourself in the bringing of what you feel within without.
Thank you for sharing .
The creative process is what keeps us alive and forever young.

Love from me
mudra

Heres my band playing this past weekend in Chesapeake Virgina USA.
It sure was a blast, im the drummer by the way.



Horseskull 29:50

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPe1RvKytOU&feature=player_embedded

Hmmm, I presume this is your band also? We get a better view of you in this one Magamud.

Oooh im very exposed in that one.

so many talents tubans have, amazing

Tuba

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Nice one Seashore.
Thank you for sharing.
Welcome back in the Mists

Love from me
mudra

mudra wrote:Nice one Seashore.

Thanks!

Welcome back in the Mists

Thanks again.  It's nice to be back.  Feels like coming home.

Carol wrote: I plan to get back into writing my book and creating an aquaponics garden for the deck.

Status update, please!  

Carol wrote:Headphones do make a huge difference.  Even when I sing or practice, headphones makes it so much easier to hear the little nuances of the music and voice.  Sara Brightman is who I enjoy the most practicing with.  I recently did Ave Maria and Pia Jesu - headphones would have been a big help getting ready where one can stand up and walk around.

Do you have a YouTube channel?

I've been thinking.

How can I use dance to make this a better world?

Today an idea popped into my mind:  Autism.

I wonder whether autistic children could respond to my dancing?

mudra wrote:
Its a great idea Seashore  
Follow your heArt , bring it on

I've also been thinking that I could create a personal calling card that I can give to people in order to network and get mentors and advisors for this endeavor.

I have a mini-class reunion coming up in a week.  I'll probably have some cards in my purse for that.

Another idea I have involves my women's group.  I've thought of having a dance class that wouldn't really be a class but just a free-form gathering where the goal is to lose yourself in the music.  The ladies will need costumes, though, cause that's half the fun!  They can order them online easily; that's what I've done.

Seashore wrote:BTW, remember that "My To Do List for the U.S." that you liked and I deleted some time back?  It's back on my blog, which I use my YouTube channel to link to:  http://howcanwechange.wordpress.com/2010/10/17/my-to-do-list-for-the-u-s/

I gave up on my blog, but now I post on Facebook, instead: Mary Sherwood Kloman.

Here is a video I recorded back in 2007, which is about the time I discovered 9/11 Truth, and my life changed forever:



Contrast that with 2021, where I'm struggling to get my health back.  Here I am, dancing despite severe swelling and redness in my lower extremities, which I still don't really know the cause of:



It's been 10 years since I started this thread!  We're still here, trying to make the world a better place!

Far out Seashore I was wondering how you were doing these days.
And there you are . Its wonderful to see you dancing and finding your way through the unbalance your body is going through