doing 60 - 70 down the freeway

Posted By sbalbom on 20 Oct 2009 10:39 PM

doing 60 - 70 down the freeway

Only doing 60-70 on 75? you might get ran over.

I think as an ENFP we get +4 to dancing skills. Every ENFP I know can dance.

No, I was running others over, practically.  Something about 75 up near Allen (Legacy Exit), they all go slow in either direction.  The closer you get to Dallas the faster they go even tho the speed limit is lower.  Go figure on that one.

Besides, I'm from Los Angeles - 80 is the average speed if the traffic is actually moving.  LOL!!!

My daughter says I can't dance.  But I don't understand the dance moves of young adults. 

At the innocent age of five my mother enrolled me for ballet lessons, which I went to for about a month until I wriggled out of them - I was of the opinion that ballet is something that should by no account be inflicted on an unsuspecting young boy A year or two ago though, my mother persuaded me I should try dance again, so I took up latin and I've actually really enjoyed it (plus the music is better in latin than in ballet). I think dancing suits me well because I love to be moving - I often have'restless' feet and tend to change my position relentlessly when I'm sitting down (but not all the time - sometimes I can sit still, sometimes I can't). It drives my family crazy when we're watching a video and I keep fidgeting

Posted By thedeepestblue on 27 Oct 2009 11:53 PM

At the innocent age of five my mother enrolled me for ballet lessons, which I went to for about a month until I wriggled out of them - I was of the opinion that ballet is something that should by no account be inflicted on an unsuspecting young boy A year or two ago though, my mother persuaded me I should try dance again, so I took up latin and I've actually really enjoyed it (plus the music is better in latin than in ballet). I think dancing suits me well because I love to be moving - I often have'restless' feet and tend to change my position relentlessly when I'm sitting down (but not all the time - sometimes I can sit still, sometimes I can't). It drives my family crazy when we're watching a video and I keep fidgeting

My parents put my in piano lessons when I was 7. I really wish I had stuck with it :/ Too bad you didn't stick with ballet. You'd have been like the only guy surrounded by dozens of girls.

Posted By Nathan on 29 Oct 2009 08:24 PM
Too bad you didn't stick with ballet. You'd have been like the only guy surrounded by dozens of girls.

Heh, around when I turned 14 the thought occured... repeatedly . I think there are decisions we make we all regret in life - in that case I let my fear of being the laughing stock of  Room 3 stop me from starting something which might have brought me lifelong enjoyment. When I realised that (in a "d'oh!" *facepalm* moment), all I could do was to decide that in the future I would do things based on my values and interests, rather than a desire to conform to the attitudes and behaviours of a group of social peers.

I spend more time in the music room than the sports field, wear casual shirts instead of hoodies, feel nauseous at the faintest whiff of smoke, hold the door open for my teachers, get on great with my parents, can't skateboard no matter how hard I try (which is actually kinda disappointing ), and generally act the way I think is right rather than the way other people think is cool.The great thing is that I *still* have great friends, and they're people who share my intrests and values, around whom I feel much more comfortable and natural, and who I have much more fun with

I'm pretty good at home but when I get out in public i just feel like everyone's watching and judging.