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you have reached this page in error, take this as an opportunity to step into
the world of Square Dancing.
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Well, to all my friends
and fellow visitors from a square dance standpoint, you know I dance and call.
Round dancing is also a big part of my activity, and extends to both youth and
adult clubs I visit. I have a listing on Ceder.net, which I may or may not be
able to update, as few of my events are listed. That functions primarily as
another entrance into the world of square dancing and calling. To view it,
please click
here. I am also an active member of the Canby Cloverleafs Dance
Club, currently in Oregon City, Oregon. Click here to
see their database listing. They are a 4-H
club who meet once a week for two hours to learn Square, Round, Line, and other
forms of dancing. They hold Round dance lessons on another night, at a location
in Canby. Please view the database for more information.
Most importantly, I believe that Square and
Round dancers have a sense of community like no other group I have ever been
involved with. We collectively have wedding and memorial dances, as well as
support families, share other happy/sad moments, travel together, and celebrate
birthdays, anniversaries, and even associate as friends with. I have met
another family within the square dance world, and I truly believe that we work
as one. Family is the best way I can find to describe the Square dance
community. Overall, they are a great group to associate with, and I am
glad to call them friends! A unique thing about Square Dancing is that it is
always called in English no matter where in the world you go. People can go
anywhere to dance, and while you may not understand what conversation is being
made, you can still enjoy dancing and meeting new people. I can’t tell you what
fun national conventions are, and how many people you meet.
I can be booked to call for any club or one night event. I
am willing to travel around the Portland-Metro area most nights of the week. I
can also be in other places on weekends. Oregon festivals take priority, as I
am currently first a dancer, then a caller. I am also willing to teach, and
willing to consider taking on a permanent/semi-permanent position with a club.
I currently do not call for any clubs on a regular basis.
If you are interested in talking about booking, please view my database
listing
or click here.
Most importantly, I believe that Square and Round dancers have a sense of community like no other group I have ever been involved with. We collectively have wedding and memorial dances, as well as support families, share other happy/sad moments, travel together, and celebrate birthdays, anniversaries, and even associate as friends with. I have met another family within the square dance world, and I truly believe that we work as one. Family is the best way I can find to describe the Square dance community. Overall, they are a great group to associate with, and I am glad to call them friends! A unique thing about Square Dancing is that it is always called in English no matter where in the world you go. People can go anywhere to dance, and while you may not understand what conversation is being made, you can still enjoy dancing and meeting new people. I can’t tell you what fun national conventions are, and how many people you meet.
If you have Google Calendar here is my Square Dance Calendar Link 
My
Frequently Visited Sites: (We
all have 'em and I'd like to share them!)
So, here are some
sites that I frequently visit for various things. A description follows
the link.
- Google
-Search Engine/Mail
provider/etc. (Well, how many don't know? In this online world, I hope
you've heard of it.)
- Vic and Debbie Ceder's
Square Dance Resource Net
- Database for all things "Square Dance"
-
Dosado.com; Square dancing information and Hanhursts Tape and Record
Service
If you encounter a dysfunctional link or
error in the webpage please let me know
here, and I will do my best to take care of it!