Make the best out of it
This is not a post with its own topic, rather I feel the need to collect here some small little impressions gathered in my experience in Trondheim as a student.
- "You are here and we have to make the best out of it". Last week I went to a Lindy Hop training, just to see it, following a friend with whom I danced West Coast Swing. As soon as I came into, a girl greeted me, offered me snacks, and told me "sorry: I have to go to refill [...], after I come back you can drink it, and I will teach you the basics" (I don't remember the name of the drink, and yes, she told me "sorry" for that). While I was waiting, another girl started teaching me the basics, and when the previous one came back, I drank a bit and we moved further in the Lindy Hop steps. In around 20 minutes I learned relatively a lot, and for free (after, SiT Idrett had to close so we had to leave, since it was 11 in the evening).
- Also last week, I saw some led lights on a dog's collar, while I was coming back to Moholt in the late evening (it was dark). Norwegians also think about making visible their dogs, and not only themselves, during the dark time!
- "You are here and we have to make the best out of it". Last week I went to a Lindy Hop training, just to see it, following a friend with whom I danced West Coast Swing. As soon as I came into, a girl greeted me, offered me snacks, and told me "sorry: I have to go to refill [...], after I come back you can drink it, and I will teach you the basics" (I don't remember the name of the drink, and yes, she told me "sorry" for that). While I was waiting, another girl started teaching me the basics, and when the previous one came back, I drank a bit and we moved further in the Lindy Hop steps. In around 20 minutes I learned relatively a lot, and for free (after, SiT Idrett had to close so we had to leave, since it was 11 in the evening).
- Also last week, I saw some led lights on a dog's collar, while I was coming back to Moholt in the late evening (it was dark). Norwegians also think about making visible their dogs, and not only themselves, during the dark time!
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