Blaze III - Scotland, 9-12th may - Page 4

**drathzel** · 14th-February-2008, 10:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Lynn

Did the dancing go on later at Breeze last year then? I don't think it went on much past 4am at the first Breeze and remember at Storm it finished at 4am. I thought the only places it went on all night were Franco's and Southport weekenders?

The advantage of earlier finishes at night means you can actually do the workshops during the day (I would also like good daytime freestyling as well) - without being shattered. Though staying up for after parties rather ruins that benefit!

Breeze finished around 7 am i think. That weekend was a complete blur to me. But what a fab blur

spice1 · 22nd-February-2008, 12:20 PM

Hi Franck, Blaze III programme.

Rather than the advanced dance classes at 8 -9pm mid-Saturday night, which, I thought at Blaze II, made the rest of the night for many of us a bit flat, might I suggest instead you fit in a fun Ceilidh session for that slot ...... a' la Blaze I.

Certainly the Blaze I ceilidh/party night was a 'reel hoot' , esp. with the tartan theme, and a great opportunity for those of all abilities to mix ... so setting everyone up for a memorable night.

How about it ?

Cheers ... in anticipation.

dep · 22nd-February-2008, 01:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by spice1

Hi Franck, Blaze III programme.

Rather than the advanced dance classes at 8 -9pm mid-Saturday night, which, I thought at Blaze II, made the rest of the night for many of us a bit flat, might I suggest instead you fit in a fun Ceilidh session for that slot ...... a' la Blaze I.

Certainly the Blaze I ceilidh/party night was a 'reel hoot' , esp. with the tartan theme, and a great opportunity for those of all abilities to mix ... so setting everyone up for a memorable night.

How about it ?

Cheers ... in anticipation.

yes, the ceilidh class was popular even amongst the Foreigners.
Shame about the bruised female arms on Sunday morning. We men must be more gentle.

**pmjd** · 22nd-February-2008, 01:22 PM

The ceilidh thing was ok, just felt very slowed down compared to other ones I've been to, fast and furious can be more fun for some ceilidh dances.

So Franck, will Blaze III have a theme? Or is that best left out and we all just dress to impress?

Tartan has already been done, then again I did promise to turn up in a kilt for a couple of folk.

cat · 26th-February-2008, 12:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pmjd

The ceilidh thing was ok, just felt very slowed down compared to other ones I've been to, fast and furious can be more fun for some ceilidh dances.

So Franck, will Blaze III have a theme? Or is that best left out and we all just dress to impress?

Tartan has already been done, then again I did promise to turn up in a kilt for a couple of folk.

Yup and im holding you to that promise

**Lory** · 4th-March-2008, 11:54 AM

Anyone planning to fly to this event, should take a look at Ryanair today..

I've just been informed that flights from Stansted to Glasgow PIK are - 1p each way .... not inc taxes etc

I'd already booked mine

**Yliander** · 4th-March-2008, 01:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lory

Anyone planning to fly to this event, should take a look at Ryanair today..

I've just been informed that flights from Stansted to Glasgow PIK are - 1p each way .... not inc taxes etc

I'd already booked mine

Ooo nice - if only Stansted wasn't so far from me

**whitetiger1518** · 4th-March-2008, 01:24 PM

Yahoo

My bank has finally given in to all the pleading - I am paid up and coming..

As long as I am not

tripping over Lemoncake's long list of baking

Brownies anyone?

I can get brownies to travel quite well, so I might bring a batch or two. (Chocolate of course Cat!)

Cheers

Whitetiger

thundercat · 4th-March-2008, 07:13 PM

what's this with all the baking ????????this being my first weekender.help!!!!!!!

**Yliander** · 4th-March-2008, 09:50 PM

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Originally Posted by thundercat

what's this with all the baking ????????this being my first weekender.help!!!!!!!

we are blessed to have amongst us some compulsive and skilled bakers - they are kind enough to provision us with many delicious delights to help sustain us through the dancing!

**LemonCake** · 5th-March-2008, 10:13 AM

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Originally Posted by thundercat

what's this with all the baking ????????this being my first weekender.help!!!!!!!

It's quite simple really - all you need to do is arrive, dance, eat cake, dance, eat cake, dance, eat cake, dance..... eat up any leftover cake to save me taking it home, leave!

dep · 5th-March-2008, 12:19 PM

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Originally Posted by LemonCake

It's quite simple really - all you need to do is arrive, dance, eat cake, dance, eat cake, dance, eat cake, dance..... eat up any leftover cake to save me taking it home, leave!

this sounds gre..eat.
Which city do I need to move to, to become one of the "in crowd"?
Or am I too far gone for any hope of that?

**Isis** · 5th-March-2008, 01:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dep

Which city do I need to move to, to become one of the "in crowd"?

Coolsville

**LemonCake** · 5th-March-2008, 02:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dep

this sounds gre..eat.
Which city do I need to move to, to become one of the "in crowd"?
Or am I too far gone for any hope of that?

There is no 'in crowd'! Just look out for the table(s) with the cakes on (usually quite hard to miss) and introduce yourself to anyone hanging around generally. We're a friendly bunch

cat · 5th-March-2008, 03:48 PM

must admit i felt too shy to come up last time! And guilty at eying up cakes when i didnt make any or know the bakers. I shall come armed with some of my own and say hello at blaze

dep · 5th-March-2008, 04:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cat

must admit i felt too shy to come up last time! And guilty at eying up cakes when i didnt make any or know the bakers. I shall come armed with some of my own and say hello at blaze

does that mean a double helping of chocs, so I can do a bit of bartering?
Blaze111 is getting better looking as time passes.

dep · 5th-March-2008, 04:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Isis

Coolsville

that counts me out then.

dep · 5th-March-2008, 04:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LemonCake

There is no 'in crowd'! Just look out for the table(s) with the cakes on (usually quite hard to miss) and introduce yourself to anyone hanging around generally. We're a friendly bunch

Flaming heck! Am I getting worse or what?
Touting for dances, phone numbers and now your inviting me to tout for cake.
What is the (dance) world coming to?

**pmjd** · 5th-March-2008, 05:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LemonCake

There is no 'in crowd'! Just look out for the table(s) with the cakes on (usually quite hard to miss) and introduce yourself to anyone hanging around generally. We're a friendly bunch

a three/four table's worth of cake is a bit hard to miss and the armed guards knock off early usually

Quote:

Originally Posted by cat

must admit i felt too shy to come up last time! And guilty at eying up cakes when i didnt make any or know the bakers. I shall come armed with some of my own and say hello at blaze

Well you've met at least three bakers at SP, so you've no excuse now

Looking forward to see what you'll come armed with

**Isis** · 5th-March-2008, 05:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dep

that counts me out then.

Me too. I've lived in Geekton all my life.

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22nd-February-2008, 12:20 PM	#62 (permalink)
spice1 Registered User Join Date: May 2004 Location: edinburgh Posts: 2 Rep Power: 0 Reputation Total: 11	Re: Blaze III - Scotland, 9-12th may Hi Franck, Blaze III programme. Rather than the advanced dance classes at 8 -9pm mid-Saturday night, which, I thought at Blaze II, made the rest of the night for many of us a bit flat, might I suggest instead you fit in a fun Ceilidh session for that slot ...... a' la Blaze I. Certainly the Blaze I ceilidh/party night was a 'reel hoot' , esp. with the tartan theme, and a great opportunity for those of all abilities to mix ... so setting everyone up for a memorable night. How about it ? Cheers ... in anticipation.

22nd-February-2008, 01:22 PM	#64 (permalink)
pmjd Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: St Andrews Posts: 1,510 Rep Power: 3 Reputation Total: 422	Re: Blaze III - Scotland, 9-12th may The ceilidh thing was ok, just felt very slowed down compared to other ones I've been to, fast and furious can be more fun for some ceilidh dances. So Franck, will Blaze III have a theme? Or is that best left out and we all just dress to impress? Tartan has already been done, then again I did promise to turn up in a kilt for a couple of folk. __________________ There's always a choice but they aren't always easy ones to make

4th-March-2008, 11:54 AM	#66 (permalink)
Lory Forum Bombshell - Our Queen! Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: North London Posts: 6,768 Rep Power: 6 Reputation Total: 2934	Re: Blaze III - Scotland, 9-12th may Anyone planning to fly to this event, should take a look at Ryanair today.. I've just been informed that flights from Stansted to Glasgow PIK are - 1p each way .... not inc taxes etc I'd already booked mine __________________ "If you're going to do something tonight, that you know you'll be sorry for in the morning, plan a lie in." Lorraine

4th-March-2008, 01:24 PM	#68 (permalink)
whitetiger1518 Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Glasgow Posts: 1,025 Rep Power: 1 Reputation Total: 126	Re: Blaze III - Scotland, 9-12th may Yahoo My bank has finally given in to all the pleading - I am paid up and coming.. As long as I am not tripping over Lemoncake's long list of baking Brownies anyone? I can get brownies to travel quite well, so I might bring a batch or two. (Chocolate of course Cat!) Cheers Whitetiger __________________ Dance till the stars come down from the rafters Dance, Dance, Dance till you drop. ~W.H. Auden

4th-March-2008, 07:13 PM	#69 (permalink)
thundercat Registered User Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: dundee Posts: 6 Rep Power: 0 Reputation Total: 10	Re: Blaze III - Scotland, 9-12th may what's this with all the baking ????????this being my first weekender.help!!!!!!!

5th-March-2008, 03:48 PM	#75 (permalink)
cat Registered User Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Manchester, But from Edinburgh Posts: 160 Rep Power: 1 Reputation Total: 43	Re: Blaze III - Scotland, 9-12th may must admit i felt too shy to come up last time! And guilty at eying up cakes when i didnt make any or know the bakers. I shall come armed with some of my own and say hello at blaze

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