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Friday, April 6, 2012

Foxtrot

In the phonetic alphabet, Foxtrot represents the letter F. My dictionary defines foxtrot as 1. a. A ballroom dance in 2/4 or 4/4 time, composed of slow and fast steps. b. The music for this dance.

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  1. Huntress6/4/12 7:09 AM

    An elegant dance that seems so out of place in this day and age. *sigh*

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  2. Unknown6/4/12 7:19 AM

    I wouldn't mind learning how to Foxtrot. It'd be a vast improvement from now, anyways!


    Jamie
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    Mithril Wisdom

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  3. Old Kitty6/4/12 7:28 AM

    Awwww it's a most elegant dance - but it's the first time I've seen a slow foxtrot -it's quite sensual! Yay! Take care
    x

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  4. Grammy6/4/12 8:04 AM

    Good morning, friend! What a lovely, relaxing video! Thank you so very much! Nice to meet you. Ruby

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  5. Jennifer 6/4/12 8:30 AM

    I'd love to learn to dance like that. Someday...

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  6. S.A. Larsenッ6/4/12 10:28 AM

    I miss this type of dancing. It has such an important place in dance history.

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    1. mshatch6/4/12 7:11 PM

      Sheri, I'll bet you're one a few who might know how to dance this.

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  7. S. L. Hennessy6/4/12 10:31 AM

    My favorite is from the A Team...Alpha Mike Foxtrot. Or "Adios Mother..."

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  8. M.J. Fifield6/4/12 10:59 AM

    I learned to Foxtrot a very long time ago while on a river cruise with my family. I couldn't do it now if my life depended on it.

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    1. mshatch6/4/12 7:12 PM

      I only learned to square dance and I've thankfully forgotten how.

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  9. Liza6/4/12 11:22 AM

    I took ballroom dancing as a child...we learned the waltz, the foxtrot and...wait for it...the Hully Gully!

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  10. Alex J. Cavanaugh6/4/12 11:34 AM

    These feet could never do it either.

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    1. mshatch6/4/12 7:13 PM

      yeah, I'm not sure about mine either.

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  11. Anonymous6/4/12 2:28 PM

    I wish I could Foxtrot like that!

    ~Lynn

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    1. mshatch6/4/12 7:13 PM

      I'll admit to being secretly envious of people who can dance well, effortlessly, to anything.

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  12. Golden Eagle6/4/12 3:12 PM

    I never knew the exact definition of foxtrot before--thanks for that! And I loved watching the video.


    The Golden Eagle
    The Eagle's Aerial Perspective

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  13. Unknown6/4/12 4:03 PM

    I've done the foxtrot before. I'm horrible at it though.

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  14. mshatch6/4/12 7:10 PM

    thanks, Matt.

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