[Dynagroove] why cant we start building new memories??

[. t . honey]

right on girl .... nicely stated

can i be your dance partner?   :)

:: they say dance like noone is watching .. but truth is .. people stare
... dance like this is your joy, your one life, your unique beat .. noone
has the right to limit your freedom of movement ::

: c stonberg >To: dynagroove at dynagroove.com >Subject: [Dynagroove] why
cant we start building new memories?? >Date: Thu, 15 Jan 2004 19:56:27
-0800 (PST) > >I have belonged to this list for a while now. Although I
rarely reply to this sort of thread, I can no longer hold my tongue.
Quite frankly, I am tired of hearing everyone whine and complain that our
scene is dying. I am saddened by those desperately trying to relive the
parties of the 1990's. Therefore, I would like to contribute my
interpretation of what has happpened to the vibe, or lack there of, on
L.A.'s dancefloors. As a veteran dancer and staple supporter of our
beloved HOUSE scene for many years now, I have witnessed countless
transitions in both the small and massive parties alike. My observations
have been similiar to many of yours including the lowered numbers in
attendence, a lack of energy and enthusiasm, along wit h an increase in
cover fees, expectations, bad attitudes, and cliques. > >You can blame
the lack of vibe on the promoter, venue, crowd, or even the DJ all you
want. BUT...I will challenge YOU to take a look at what YOU bring to a
party's atmosphere when you go out. I'm sorry people, but, the vibe
starts WITHIN YOU!!! When you attend a party or a weekly event, are you
enjoying yourself, or are you too busy pointing out all of the negative
aspects. When you are on the dancefloor, are you bringing positive
energy, or are you too busy making sure everyone knows that you are the
best dancer out there? When listening to a DJ or live act, are you
hearing their messages, or are you listening for techinical faults?
Please be aware that the things you focus on will determine your thoughts
and your thoughts will then determine your mood. Your attitude will
create the type of energy exchanged with those sharing the dancefloor
with you. Overall, it is the attitude of each individua l dancer which
collectively creates the vibe. When you go out, you are > contributing to
the experiences of those around you. Please be conscious of the effects
of your attitudes and actions! Respect others and their right to have a
good time! Leave your negative thoughts and behaviors at home! > > >With
nothing but love for my fellow house heads, >Carrie

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