18 November 2008

Dance Dance Revolution, But For Reals

So I'm a dancing maniac now. But you knew that. There are so many opportunities. I would go to twice as many dances if I had the money.

Hannover Institute Opening Dance:

Kenneth and I trying to mimic the wall decorations. Wow, he wears out a girl with his dancing energy, but it is so much fun (not to mention good exercise).














Bryan and I. Remember him? I went to the stake ball with him last year. You've gotta love that hand and camera shadow. Bryan also dances really well, just at a normal pace instead of crazy fast.











Leipzig Stake Ball 2008:

Andy and Aaron, my two dates. Ha ha. Hey, yeah!










Dresden Stake Ball:

Oops, forgot to take a picture! Darn, my hair looked cool, too. Here's the blurry attempt a senior sister got. Apparently a man in the stake asked some of my friends who the "lady in red" was.












Sock Dance in Halle (that guy can dance! Maybe you can't see it, but I smiled the entire time!):





Augsburger Tagung:

Oops, forgot again to take a picture. Here's a dude in Lederhosen (Tracht). I'm not kidding when I say guys in Lederhosen look amazing. Apparently the guys think girls in Dirndls look good (the modest Mormon version, anyway), but I wouldn't know and I don't have one anyway.















And here's the group picture.

5 comments:

  1. Great pictures! What a fun experience it must be to go to school over there. (You like English and Linguistics. You're my kind of gal.)

    Thanks for dropping by! And yes, I absolutely know your grandfather--and adore him. My husband served his mission in Czechoslovakia at the same time your grandparents were there, and we've kept in touch. They even came to our wedding reception.

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  2. WAY fun! I love to dance. What was he doing with your arm the whole time?! :) Perhaps I'll dance with my honey when he gets home from work today.

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  3. They move their arms like that when they dance. I like it--it helps me keep the rhythm.

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