Dottie Adams Olé May! It was a month full of celebrations from start to finish. The Saddlebrooke Line Dance Club (SBLDC) señoras added to the calendar by celebrating Mexico’s holiday with a Seis de Mayo party. Mi casa es su casa proved to be true, as Dolores Riccardone opened her home to host the celebration. The afternoon festivities…
Dottie Adams Time is defined as existence for a period (such as years, centuries, etc.), but, in our daily lives, time impacts every aspect of every day. Time to get up, time to work, time to play, time for this, time for that. Think of all the phrases, songs, and stories that involve time. We…
Dottie Adams Another year, another election. We anticipate many changes in 2021. Here are the changes brought about by the election of members to serve on the SaddleBrooke Line Dance Club (SBLDC) Board. Stepping down as president but not going home is Anne Romero. We thank her for her service and continued dedication to making…
Shirley Miller Our usual festive Christmas party with food, drinks and dancing was downsized to just dance, dance, dance. On Dec. 23, the level three dancers, dressed in their holiday attire, line danced to a playlist created by Terri Gage. The Christmas classics included “Jingle Bell Rock,” “Swinging with the King,” “White Christmas,” “A Marshmallow…
Dottie Adams There’s an old saying that no news is good news. I’m going to change the saying to no news brings old news. The picture collage depicts past performances and parties. In the bottom left-hand photo, the ladies and a gentleman are decked out in their red, white, and blue and kicked off the…
Sandy Gianotti Step-lock-step, jazz box, shuffle, cross vine, rock recover, scissor step, rocking chair, sugar foot, serpentine, mambo and the list goes on. If you have never line danced (and like myself always wanted to) or have been for many years, SaddleBrooke Line Dance Club (SBLDC) provides the opportunity to dance as much as you…
Dottie Adams Once upon a long time ago, when no one had ever heard of COVID-19, line dancing was all about western music, boots and scootin’. Back in 2010, when SaddleBrooke Line Dance Club (SBLDC) became a group led by a five-member board and dedicated member leaders, a boot-theme logo was designed for our new…
Dottie Adams As we shuffle out of line dance limbo, progress has been made to reunite the SaddleBrooke Line Dance Club (SBLDC). The SBLDC has submitted their plan for getting back on the dance floor. A communication has been sent to members with the details on participation. In addition to following the steps in the…
Anne Romeo and Dottie Adams Whether you are a relative newcomer to the SaddleBrooke Line Dance Club (SBLDC) or have been a member for many years, you have without a doubt encountered some of our longer-term, tenured members. They are generally low key about their accomplishments and their many contributions to the club over the years.…
Dottie Adams Another year, another election for the SaddleBrooke Line Dance Club (SBLDC) board. Moving up from vice president to president is Anne Romeo. Voted into the positions of vice president is Diana Carbone and member-at-large is Dottie Adams. Serving another term as secretary is Lynne Kumza and as treasurer is Barbara Brunswig. Leaving the board is…