Topic: New Ceroc Night at The Trinity Centre Starting Tuesday October 2nd

[John Baker]

Strictly Ceroc are Opening a New Night on Tuesday 2nd October at the Trinity Centre on Trinity Road BS2 0NW. Lynsdey the princess of power will be teaching. The beginners will start at 8-00pm and the night will run through to 10-45pm. On the opening night entrance will be £5 for everyone including new members.

[John Gimber: Webmaster]

Thanks for the heads-up!

Is this in addition to the Sunday ceroc class in Warmley or instead of?

John.

[John Baker]

This will replace the night at Warmley , the last night there Sunday the 23rd September.

[John Gimber: Webmaster]

Fair enough!

Make sure all the info is sent on to me so that I can push the class on this site...

Is there a mailing list for the new class?

John.

[Anita]

Will probably pop down with some friends to see whats going on, as the opening night coincides with my birthday 

[John Gimber: Webmaster]

Happy th Birthday!

(ducks and runs...)

[jivedave]

....Here's to a great future on your birthday, Anita (but sadly no present  ) - can manage a dance or two!

I'm going anyway but our Lyndsey has me beige cardy - forgot it when i left her last place in a hurry  Looking forward to a good evening.

[She Ra]

Thanks for reminding me Dave!

Hey, good news all, Matt Kavanagh has agreed to help teach the class with me, aren't I a lucky girl.....Tom Baker at Gloucester and Matt at the Trinity...sometimes I feel like a lechy old woman 

The sound system at the Trinity is amazing so there will certainly be pumping tunes tonight -however, I am really suffering with a cold (not man flu - I can still work!!) so I hope my energy levels are up to their usual standard....

cya

[John Gimber: Webmaster]

Well of course you can still work.

When you get man-flu you have to rest up.

[She Ra]

EXACTLY!!!!!!!   I am still mutli tasking, working, looking after kids, preparing for tonight......(can you hear the violin playing?!)

[John Gimber: Webmaster]

Yes, and if you had man-flu then you'd have to give it to somebody else to do.

Saying that, I taught the other week with tonsilitis and it nearly killed me.

Wasn't man-flu though.

This is a news article I found on Ananova about it:

'Man flu' really exists

'Man flu' - the psychological condition by which men claim to suffer more from colds than women - really exists, according to a new poll.

Males take more time off work than women with colds they think are flu, reports the Daily Mirror.

They also moan more, fork out more on remedies and 82% stay in bed until they feel better.

The survey of 2,000 people found 64% of men thought they had flu and took a day off compared with 45% of women.

But according to Prof Ron Eccles of the Common Cold Centre, Cardiff University, it is women who get ill more.

He said: "This is because women have more contact with children - normally the main source of infection."

The poll for Nuts magazine found men take three days to recover and women half that time. November is said to be the worst month for 'man flu' - with one in six suffering.

There's also a somewhat more mindboggling version here:

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=man+flu

[jivedave]

.........-however, I am really suffering with a cold (not man flu - I can still work!!) .........

....i remember from infants school that in these circumstances a long sleeved jumper could prove very practical 
- which reminds me of John's common test (i'm sure i'll do 'well') but i can't do it yet because i've only got excel under win 98 and not on my XP partition - where i are now.

BTW - is the floor nice and slippery?

[She Ra]

long sleeves at infant school......yuk, thanks for that Dave (beware if I decide to wear long sleeves tonight  )

We havent danced on the floor yet so who knows, it certainly looks good, it is wooden (maple we think)and looks sprung.  As with any venue, you can have the best floor in the world but if it isnt cleaned properly....

Spinning exercise to start with...?!

[jivedave]

long sleeves at infant school......yuk, thanks for that Dave (beware if I decide to wear long sleeves tonight  )

such nostalgia....

....i think i feel a new preversion coming on  but from what i remember (long ago) it feels much better when one's appendages are not attired. 

[John Gimber: Webmaster]

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