curiosity killed the voyeur

You know that last post got me thinking. I know a lot of people who don’t dance publicly. They somehow get the feeling that there’s a “right” way to dance, but no one ever taught them what it was. Same goes for singing. I know I suffer from a fear of public displays of tone deafness. My own, that is. I’m very tolerant of others’. But then you have Matt, who admittedly dances in a goofy kind of way. And not only does he go to some amazing places to dance, but does so on film for the whole wide world to see. Then there’s the Karaoke phenomenon. I’d have to be drunk to do this. And yet, a part of me has always longed to try. A small part, albeit, but there none the less. And that’s when I began to wonder. What are the embarrassing activities you’ve always thought would be fun to show others - or even get caught at? (Now keep it clean, ya’ll. This is a mostly PG13 type of site.) But I do wonder. Which ones do we have in common? And who exactly are the oddballs. No judgment – of course. Just curiosity.

Comments

[Lil Cherie]

Recently, my best friend and I started to take a bellydancing class together. This is something that I have always wanted to do...but keep in mind that my friend and I live in Iowa and we are rather voluptuous women...We are very much enjoying ourselves and trying to get fit in the process!!

[Rowan]

That sounds wonderful! I took belly dancing for a while when I still lived in Seattle. It was so much fun.

I hope you keep dancing those bellies off. But not too far, right?

[Lynda]

When we are at family gatherings, my husband will not dance. He thinks the whole family is going to stare at him and laugh, or something. Usually, they are acting goofy themselves. (Some of them even goofier than normal because they drank to much. LOL)

I will sing with my car windows rolled down. Until I notice someone staring at me. LOL. I probably could get talked into doing the Karoke once. It worked at a Christmas party.