So what was your very first experience with any kind of dancing?

Not counting what I was made to do in grade school that being square dancing and some other type of group dance my first time dancing was at a rock and roll night club in Lawton, Oklahoma when I was serving in the Army. I had never danced before and got to thinking that it might be a lot of fun after all. I noticed these other guys asking ladies to dance and figured if they could do it so could I and so I got up and asked this lady for a dance and for the first time in my life hit the dance floor and it was fun!

It wasn't until some five years later that I got into ballroom and swing, but that night at the club doing the free style non-contact stuff was what initially got things started.

"Dancing is a contact sport; football is a hitting sport" - Vince Lombardi

I've been having the same problem with logging in.

"Dancing is a contact sport; football is a hitting sport" - Vince Lombardi

(I can't seem to log in from the computer that I use all the time. It must be a network setting because I can log on from other computers.)

I remember the first day that I did any dancing. It was the Saturday of Labor Day Weekend, 1997, and I was at a Cajun music festival near my home in Connecticut.

What a weekend it was! The music was great and I took workshop after workshop learning various forms of Cajun and Zydeco dance. The sun shone down on us during the day and even dancing under the tents was hot. The temperature didn't cool down until after dark, but the dancing inside the barn kept everyone hot and sweaty. Women smiled and were happy to dance with me, even though I know (now) that I was not good. But it was a great weekend.

My first attempt at dancing was when I was 13 and they laughted at me and every since I have searched trying to find someone to give me lessions. But I have not been successful. I would like the steps in print and then to find someone who would give me lessons. I live in North Georgia, if you know of anyone who can give me lessons. I have looked at this websit thinking that they would have the steps that I could print, but I have not saw them.
bobbie

Open the yellow pages up to 'dancing' and look for a studio. This may not be the most efficient way to learn (and it almost certainly will be the most expensive) but in a medium sized city you should be able to find someone.