Hehehe. I like tips :)

@ Cora, don't be a wallflower!! Lets dance!

I lived in Rochester, MN for 10 years, and in Fargo prior to that.

I loved it when it was 30 degrees below zero. The snow would creak when you walked on it.
But the best part was that the air was so very sharp and clear!

And now I have 5ive's Let's Dance stuck in my head. Oh well.
*obeys the music*

@Wynna- alright, dancing sounds fun ^.^

I live in Northern Ontario...it's cold..oh so very very cold.

Another white freezie please?

Ok if we could get some guys I would make a slow song come on until then. *Claps hands and techno music starts with unseen lights and other things*

Hello GrannyJ. ^_^

We had about 40-50 inches of snow here. Broke all sorts of records.

Mankato MN... its a college town for sure :\

*serves up another for wynna, with a little less booze this time (I look after my customers)*

Sandstorm!
*starts jumping up and down*

oooh even colder in onterio then here in buffalo I presume.

:dances with Cora: Oh sorry...I step on feet a lot.

Sandstorm? O.o *drops to the floor*

*Starts to dance happily in her little corner trying not to be seen*

*giggles* My feet can take it...not as bad as someone wearing stiletto's

Oh yes, I knew some people from Mankato.

lol thats awesome granny :D k-town can be a pretty ok place lol

The DJs at my high school were so sadistic, they used to play Sandstorm, Cotton Eye Joe, and Jump On It back to back. Uh, my poor feet.

*goes to kick off shoes and then remembers she isn't wearing them*

Oh. I thought it was an actual sandstorm *goes back to bartending duties*

I'm afraid that I do not know any of the songs or groups that you mentioned, Karin.

*Laughs at the silliness and quits dancing as she sits in her little corner*

But you did know Waltzing Matilda. So Kudos to you!

`laughs`
Oh yes, I'm pretty good with the oldies!

@ Cora, oh man some friends and i were looking at this site about some crazy shoes and we came across these..

They look so horribly painful!
I can tell you I wouldn't be able to walk in them after a few too many white freezies.