It's A LUAU!

Yes! The theme for my party this year is: LUAU!

Come in your best beach or island wear. Think sandy beaches, swaying palm trees, pareos and exotic flowers in your hair (to the men: you can wear flowers in your hair too if you're game LOL).

Start planning your outfit now :-D

Tentative Dance List

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Note: If you are attending and wish to suggest some dances, email me and I will take it into consideration if time permits.

Ding Ding Pak Ding Ding

I caught Ethan doing this little number of his right after I came home from work this morning.

He has a particular fondness for the Standard Six performance in which his Tai Kor (Brandon)was involved last year. It's basically a Malay number/dance but it's done with everyone seated and only hands are moved to the beat of the music.

My maid had tied a green ribbon around his forehead to add authenticity....lol

Here he is in action ;-D.....

It put a smile on my face. Hope it did the same for you too! (^<>^)

October Party

This year I had actually decided not to host a line dance party as I find that there are sufficient parties being organised throughout the year to satiate even the 'thirstiest' line dancer around. However, I have finally given in, after much persuasion by certain students.

So! the tentative date has been set for October 4th, 2009 at Lakeview Club, Subang. The tentative dance list is also in the midst of being compiled and I've already got a theme but will confirm everything on this blog on a later date.

Again, I'm keeping the party small (about 80 pax, because dance floor is limited). Therefore, if you wish to join me on this occasion, please call or email me to let me know you're attending.

I look forward to your support and participation to make the event successful as you've always done in the past for me :-)

GAMES PEOPLE PLAY (Intermediate Cha-Cha)

That's the name of my latest dance! ;-)

The stepsheet and videos are posted here for your viewing pleasure. Two pieces of music are used: one Chinese and one in English. I find both songs equally nice and I couldn't decide which one to go with. Therefore I went with both, leaving the final decision to the individual.

Danced to Sum Lei Yau Hei (chinese song)

Danced to Me, Myself & I (english song)

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Hope you'll give the dance a try. If you need any help concerning the dance, just drop me an email :-)

The Day The Music Died

Michael Jackson (1958-2009)

Just like the Hollywood icons of the past (Elvis Presley, Marilyn Monroe, Buddy Holly...) who 'left' so suddenly, the icon of our era left the World in shock with his unexpected and sudden departure. And just like them, he will forever be remembered in the history of Hollywood Legends & Mega Giants.

Despite the controversies he experienced during the later part of his life, let us pray that only good memories live on, as he did contribute SOOOOO much to music and to dance.

May you finally Rest In Peace, Michael.

New Release Soon

It's been more than a month since my last entry. The days have been filled to the brim with classes, family (the boys especially) and the everyday mundane chores. However, I've managed to 'steal' some time here and there to choreograph a new dance for release....hopefully this month...if not, then in July.

It's a 64-count, 4 walls, Intermediate dance. I'm working on finalising the details (also searching for alternative music as the original music is in chinese) and recording a video to be released together with the stepsheet.

Will announce the release here as soon as it's out. So if you're interested, do keep your eyes peeled to this blog and check in once in a while, ya?

As mentioned, it should be sometime end June or early July.

Ta! for now.