be not blown about as a leaf on the wind

It’s a phenomenon that I’ve only experienced with a talented few. As for those of you who survive, I will send a faintness into their hearts in the lands of their enemies, so that even the sound of a windblown leaf will put them to flight. That is the flow of dance that I most enjoy - when one is able to move with another seemlessly by feeling each other’s energy and by being fully present in the moment. I have found three partners who are able to dance with me as if we had rehearsed the sequence for months prior. Combining my skills from the other dance disciplines that I’ve been formerly trained in, makes for an interestingly unique personal style. These venues tend to last for a few seasons and new venues pop up all the time at random.

There were a few local clubs and hangout spots that were dedicated to this genre and I would make a point of going to dance there whenever I could. I fell in love with Salsa and as a result, I followed the movement around the world and still do. Later on, I started enjoying Latin music and was always keen to dance to South American beats. My two respective teachers were my mentors and were able to nurture my ability in a way that has staying power.

I chose two disciplines of dance namely, contemporary and street. These plants need the protection of a fence or wind tolerant shrubs. The plants may need water, but chances are good that the wind is simply drying the leaves faster than the roots can pull water from the soil. Whilst in college, I joined Jazzart Productions and was trained at the Artscape Theatre with some of the most accomplished dancers of our time. Plants with a constant stream of wind blowing over them may develop wilted leaves and brown edges from desiccation.

Be not blown about as a leaf on the wind