After dancing, sweating, spinning & dipping our way to sheer exhaustion, we (as we often do) headed down the corner to the taco shop for some post-dancing tacos (or in my case, sopes :-) & chatting.I simply love my salsa friends.
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
tacos & salsa
Last night I was reminded of the goodness of community & friends.
After dancing, sweating, spinning & dipping our way to sheer exhaustion, we (as we often do) headed down the corner to the taco shop for some post-dancing tacos (or in my case, sopes :-) & chatting.
Around this table alone are people ranging in age from mid 30's to mid 60's. Then you've got Armenian, Mexican, Greek, African American, Native American, Caucasian & Central American - oh, and don't forget Japanese! I'm always proud of the richness of our group.
I simply love my salsa friends.
After dancing, sweating, spinning & dipping our way to sheer exhaustion, we (as we often do) headed down the corner to the taco shop for some post-dancing tacos (or in my case, sopes :-) & chatting.I simply love my salsa friends.
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That's a wonderfully rich and diverse group. I'm glad that my prayer that you would find just the community you needed is being answered so beautifully.
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