What You See Is What You Get. This is a journal blog, an explore-blog, a bit of this and that blog. Sharing where the mood takes me. Perhaps it will take you too.
This was rather exciting. The lads in wheelchairs and the young ladies having limited or no hearing. The first dance is in silence, then it gets lively! Bharatnatyam is the Indian 'classical ballet'. Jugalbandi is a musical duel.
YAM-Aunty oh my word. I am just astounded and amazed. What a beautiful video from the very silent to the very peppy. Proof positive what can be done when one TRIES and steps outside of his/her comfort zone. Thank you HiC
Wonderful! My Youngest son is part of a disabled dance troop in Edmonton Alberta, He has been dancing for over 10 years and does some choreography. Hes not in a wheelchair but several of the members are (Ian was hit by a truck when he was 8 and is partly paralyzed on his left side). It takes a lot of grit and practice for these young people! Thanks for your prayers for my Dad. he is doing a little better and they are hoping he can have an MRI on Monday to see what they can do for him. Barb
YAM-Aunty oh my word. I am just astounded and amazed. What a beautiful video from the very silent to the very peppy. Proof positive what can be done when one TRIES and steps outside of his/her comfort zone.
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Wow, that is amazing. Wonderful video. Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteWow is right!!! They are all incredible - kudos to them for taking the challenge and succeeding!!!
ReplyDeletestunning - they are indeed artists.
ReplyDeleteAmazing!
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Hazel & Mabel
amazing... I bow my head with honor....
ReplyDeleteabsolutely amazing..
ReplyDeleteWonderful! My Youngest son is part of a disabled dance troop in Edmonton Alberta, He has been dancing for over 10 years and does some choreography. Hes not in a wheelchair but several of the members are (Ian was hit by a truck when he was 8 and is partly paralyzed on his left side). It takes a lot of grit and practice for these young people!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your prayers for my Dad. he is doing a little better and they are hoping he can have an MRI on Monday to see what they can do for him.
Barb
Very impressive! It's amazing what can be accomplished when we allow ourselves to reach our potential!
ReplyDeleteKeep Calm & Bark On!
Murphy & Stanley
Interesting dancing. We would never have thought of this concept. It does work!
ReplyDeleteThe world is opening up to possibilities!
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