But do you know... that in a gym near me... they actually offer pole dancing classes as fitness? Nothing to do with why you are all getting the giggles :-), but apparently the moves (like having your body horizontally to the pole only supported by your legs, you know what I mean? hanging half way up..) are way good for ALL your muscles. Arms, legs AND tum and bum. Can you imagine being able to actually DO that move... that'd take things to an entire new fitness level!!
Now I've got the giggles ..... I missed what you were giggling about, because I already Knew what May Pole dancing is from my own childhood, it was the 'what kind of mother...' comment that brought on a fit of giggles...hehe! The perfect mother Dana!
When I was a kid in the 50's we use to dress all in white...white dress with a petty-coat underneath, white tights and white shoes.... with flowers in our hair and have the May pole ceremony..... It was a very special day to welcome Spring! Will the girls dress up?
May Pole of course...the girls look great. The trip to the city lookd like alot of fun too. I have lost over fifty pounds! I went from a 26/28 down to a 18/2o and no idea what i will be when all is said and done. We had such a short wierd winter...not enough snow, so the lakes will be shallower than before. i am using my gammill with great success and very pleased. found out my quartz bulb in my thermofax is dead and a new one is $85, so we made a bunch of smaller screens with my print gokco but the dang flash bulbs cost $29.95 for ten! why is having fun costing so much these days. gotta figure something out fast, because my next class will be screen printing and i really prefer using the thermofax. take care and be well. susan
We did a May Pole dance when I was in the 4th and 5th grade...I still remember the colors, sounds and happiness of that day!
I finished my very first quilt pic found here http://lifenjkway.blogspot.com/2010/04/7-quickies.html I followed your "how to make a quilt" and linked to you in the above post. I posted about making one when you had that give away...the Ginger Blossom quilt...I have enough fabric to make 2 more quilts at least! and I think I might have found a new hobby!
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You made me remember winding the maypole as a kid. And teachers trying to get us to remember "over and under". A fun memory. Thanks.
Hehe! Now I have the giggles!
That's beautiful how all the ribbons look braided!
Ha ha! I read "pole dancing" in your last post and did a double take ;)
It looks lovely with all those colourful ribbons!
But do you know... that in a gym near me... they actually offer pole dancing classes as fitness? Nothing to do with why you are all getting the giggles :-), but apparently the moves (like having your body horizontally to the pole only supported by your legs, you know what I mean? hanging half way up..) are way good for ALL your muscles. Arms, legs AND tum and bum. Can you imagine being able to actually DO that move... that'd take things to an entire new fitness level!!
http://www.polefitnessuk.com/Index.htm
Hee hee!! It is good to know that some childhood traditions still exist! And that things still make us giggle like children. L,A-
I read pole danc..... (re-read) MAY pole dancing.....
yes....
you are a lovely mom!!
xo
eva
Now I've got the giggles ..... I missed what you were giggling about, because I already Knew what May Pole dancing is from my own childhood, it was the 'what kind of mother...' comment that brought on a fit of giggles...hehe! The perfect mother Dana!
Ahhaahaahaa! Dana, too hilarious :)
Wow, brings back memories of my kids doing that in grade school! Love it!
well.... they do say it's good exercise ;-)
Love these photos! I knew what you meant but it's nice to have these pictures to prove it... ha ha You're a great mom of course!
When I was a kid in the 50's we use to dress all in white...white dress with a petty-coat underneath, white tights and white shoes.... with flowers in our hair and have the May pole ceremony.....
It was a very special day to welcome Spring!
Will the girls dress up?
Happy sewing
May Pole of course...the girls look great. The trip to the city lookd like alot of fun too.
I have lost over fifty pounds! I went from a 26/28 down to a 18/2o and no idea what i will be when all is said and done. We had such a short wierd winter...not enough snow, so the lakes will be shallower than before. i am using my gammill with great success and very pleased. found out my quartz bulb in my thermofax is dead and a new one is $85, so we made a bunch of smaller screens with my print gokco but the dang flash bulbs cost $29.95 for ten! why is having fun costing so much these days. gotta figure something out fast, because my next class will be screen printing and i really prefer using the thermofax. take care and be well. susan
LOL - That made me smile. Have a great weekend.
bawhaha! thanks for the laugh
I've never seen a maypole before! We don't do them here, obviously, cos they would have to be novemberpoles instead.
Well I thought maybe it was YOUR May pole dancing class, you know as opposed to YOUR April, or June lesson.....;)
We did a May Pole dance when I was in the 4th and 5th grade...I still remember the colors, sounds and happiness of that day!
I finished my very first quilt pic found here http://lifenjkway.blogspot.com/2010/04/7-quickies.html I followed your "how to make a quilt" and linked to you in the above post. I posted about making one when you had that give away...the Ginger Blossom quilt...I have enough fabric to make 2 more quilts at least! and I think I might have found a new hobby!
I'm giggling!
Too funny Dana! I'm laughing too - glad you cleared the air on that one!! :)
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