In the Search

You would think that finding a new dance partner would be an easy, almost trivial thing to do. How hard could it be!  Well here we go, one step at a time.

1st. You have to see who is available, then pick a few. And live in this valley its not hard to find girls that want to dance.
2nd. Ask the girls to do a tryout.
3rd. Have the talk. It would almost be compared to a DTR. It is essential to talk about what both of you expect, goals you have, coaching option, practice time, money, and deal breakers. 
4th. Set up the tryouts and get feed back from the coach.
5th. Now you have to weigh all the information and make the best decision for you.
6th. Ask the one you choose to be your partner, and let the others know your decision.
7th. Get to work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Traffic School

7:45 am Pleasant Grove library, as 50 grumpy citizens file into the traffic school. I sit down (back row center), just hoping no one sits next to me. Then watch 3 of PG's finest struggle for 10 min to step up a screen for the projector. "how many PG cops does it take to set up a projector screen" is mumbled across the room. It begins 1 and 1/2 hrs of how to avoid a ticket, graphic pictures, and the occasional funny story. I struggled to stay awake until it happened he sit his 250lbs down right next to me, I almost past out is the aroma of BO and stale smoke overwhelm me. As I gasp for air I look at the clock and i still have about an hour left. I pray can last. through it all i did regain my breath and enjoyed a few good laughs, did i learn anything not really. Oh well no points on my record!