No, I am not dancing. I am watching folk dance on youtube. Tonight I am especially overwhelmed with organizing to move into a new apartment, watching the presidential debate, and seeing a dance video from the Bashkir State Assembly Folk Dance troupe.
When first I had computer, two years ago, I went to see horses, accordion, and dance. I found Igor Moiseyev, the folk dance choreographer, and was astounded. Basically I became somewhat familiar with the Black Sea. Then I became familiar with the Caspian Sea, and finally realized where the Baltic Sea is. Accordion and dance and horses. But when tonight somehow I found a dance video from a place called Bashkir and looked up something about Bashkiristan (I know that is wrong spelling) it mentioned that the Bashkirs were on the east side of Ural Mountains. I thought I had a general idea where these mountains were. I didn't. To see that mountain range going from the Arctic Circle down to Kazakstan , was overwhelming to me.
When first I had computer, two years ago, I went to see horses, accordion, and dance. I found Igor Moiseyev, the folk dance choreographer, and was astounded. Basically I became somewhat familiar with the Black Sea. Then I became familiar with the Caspian Sea, and finally realized where the Baltic Sea is. Accordion and dance and horses. But when tonight somehow I found a dance video from a place called Bashkir and looked up something about Bashkiristan (I know that is wrong spelling) it mentioned that the Bashkirs were on the east side of Ural Mountains. I thought I had a general idea where these mountains were. I didn't. To see that mountain range going from the Arctic Circle down to Kazakstan , was overwhelming to me.
