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Comment on Going to the movies alone by Halyma

Halyma — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 14:07:08 +0000

True enough – though it surprises me the number of couples who snuggletalk through movies!

Comment on Going to the movies alone by susilioublog

susilioublog — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 02:22:40 +0000

I mostly go to movies, plays, concerts etc. alone, and enjoy it. You’re sitting in a darkened room and aren’t allowed to talk anyway!

Comment on IN Memoriam: Gee Gee Amine…. by estelle guertin gervais street

estelle guertin gervais street — Tue, 03 Apr 2012 02:16:55 +0000

Until to day I really couldn,t ot didn.t want to come to grips with the fact Gee is really gone and our friendship is too. We were friends from the first day I met her in the early 70,s and will miss her and Ross dropping in ontheir way thru Prescott to the states, she was always there for everyone and people really had no idea of how much she did for the dance community . No one person will ever fill her shoes and she had many for all dance occasions.we loved you dearly and may you rest in peace . Estelle/Nezmeh

Comment on IN Memoriam: Gee Gee Amine…. by Carol McQuade

Carol McQuade — Sun, 01 Apr 2012 21:01:57 +0000

Gee Gee was my first belly-dancing teacher. Her zest and enthusiasm for dancing and life in general was amazing. Every year, as I am sure many others did, I would receive a Christmas card with a letter of her yearly escapades, vacations and happenings. I felt exhaused just reading about all those things she did. (lol). I will miss seeing her out and about at different events and I will be thinking of her, especially at Christmas for years to come. I’ll look for her resting place when I visit the graves of my dad and my brother at Capital Memorial Gardens and say a little prayer for her too. We have lost a teacher, friend, and indeed a wonderful lady.

Comment on IN Memoriam: Gee Gee Amine…. by Siddiqah

Siddiqah — Fri, 30 Mar 2012 23:03:04 +0000

I’m very sad to learn we’ve lost Gee Gee. She got me started in 2007, with genuine welcoming encouragement. I felt priviledged to dance with her at various outdoor events, and was honoured to receive one of her “Shen” pins. As a tribute, I will put together various photos and post them on Flickr for the dance community to view. Her inspiration will live on in all of us.