Blaze III - Scotland, 9-12th may - Page 6

**JoannaC** · 21st-March-2008, 06:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Tiggerbabe

No they haven't

Silver Apartments and Gold 2 Bedroom caravans have sold out, but you can still book your own Budget/Silver caravan, budget sharing place, or a half-board silver apartment.

Sorry, yes you are right. Did not mean to mislead anyone, I was only looking at the Gold

dep · 22nd-March-2008, 12:25 PM

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Originally Posted by JoannaC

I was only looking at the Gold

That puts you somewhat above the rest of us.
Can a silver rated dancer still ask for at least a dance a night?
Otherwise I might have to resort to meeting up with you in the classes. (PM from a while back

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**Caz** · 22nd-March-2008, 10:22 PM

Was hoping to get to this but my mum is 60 and is having a family meal on that Sunday... Never mind....

Little Monkey · 22nd-March-2008, 10:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Caz

Was hoping to get to this but my mum is 60 and is having a family meal on that Sunday... Never mind....

Tsk, tsk, how inconsiderate!

Two of my friends (both dancers!) decided to get married on the Saturday of the first Blaze weekender. Some people just don't think, do they...

(I went to both, though. Friday at Blaze, Saturday at wedding, then got back to Blaze for the last hour or so of dancing on Saturday night, then all day at Blaze on Sunday. Fab weekend!)

**Caz** · 23rd-March-2008, 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Little Monkey

Tsk, tsk, how inconsiderate!

Two of my friends (both dancers!) decided to get married on the Saturday of the first Blaze weekender. Some people just don't think, do they...

(I went to both, though. Friday at Blaze, Saturday at wedding, then got back to Blaze for the last hour or so of dancing on Saturday night, then all day at Blaze on Sunday. Fab weekend!)

Wish I could do both... Bit too far to travel home for lunch and then back up tho!

**Rhythm King** · 23rd-March-2008, 12:10 PM

It is highly unlikely that I will make this Blaze,

but you're in for a real treat with Mario and Samantha

. Tell them I said Hi!

Monika · 24th-March-2008, 06:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Little Monkey

Tsk, tsk, how inconsiderate!

Two of my friends (both dancers!) decided to get married on the Saturday of the first Blaze weekender. Some people just don't think, do they...

(I went to both, though. Friday at Blaze, Saturday at wedding, then got back to Blaze for the last hour or so of dancing on Saturday night, then all day at Blaze on Sunday. Fab weekend!)

...hey! I think you'll find we probably booked venue and date first...

: next available date was over a year later and somehow attending our wedding or first Blaze wasn't really that difficult choice

x

Little Monkey · 24th-March-2008, 11:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Monika

...hey! I think you'll find we probably booked venue and date first...

: next available date was over a year later and somehow attending our wedding or first Blaze wasn't really that difficult choice

x

Only kidding! And it was a fab wedding, too! I had a great time, anyway.

**Filthy Monkey** · 24th-March-2008, 09:38 PM

Well, I'm glad to say, I'm planning to attend my first Blaze. I get to spend half my week in Glasgow these days through work, so getting there won't be a problem. I'm really looking forward to it!

**Franck** · 26th-March-2008, 01:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Little Monkey

Ooooh, I do hope we'll get to dance more this time. 2am was far too early to stop!! Even with the great after party-parties. I need to dance until I can't stand upright any more!

I do like Blaze, though. It's much smaller than the other weekenders, and very friendly and relaxed. And the classes in October were fantastic!

Wooo, can't wait now. I wish it was May!

I can now confirm that we have successfully extended the dancing time to 4.00am (instead of 2.00am) which means a lot more dancing for everyone, and still time for some great after party parties.

I know some of you are 'all night dancing' junkies, but with such teachers as Mario Robau Jr, Amir Giles, Paul Farrell, Dale St Rose, Christina Devine, etc. I'm pretty sure many of you will want to do at least a few classes!

I'm currently working on the classes programme and hoping to publish it in the next few weeks. Most of the accommodation is almost sold out now, so if you haven't booked yet, don't delay...

dep · 26th-March-2008, 01:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Franck

I can now confirm that we have successfully extended the dancing time to 4.00am (instead of 2.00am) which means a lot more dancing for everyone, and still time for some great after party parties.

Hip Hip.....
We all knew that Franck would do his professional best to suit his clients.
I and I'm sure many others appreciate the work you put in behind the scenes.

Seems a shame I have to come home on Sunday night, but I'll try to make up for it on Fri/Sat.

**robd** · 26th-March-2008, 01:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Franck

I can now confirm that we have successfully extended the dancing time to 4.00am (instead of 2.00am) which means a lot more dancing for everyone, and still time for some great after party parties.

Well done boss man

I really wish I could make a repeat visit to Blaze as I had such a good time at the last one but sadly don't think it's gonna happen. Those of you doing Mario's classes are in for a treat.

Little Monkey · 26th-March-2008, 02:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Franck

I can now confirm that we have successfully extended the dancing time to 4.00am

Yay!!!

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I know some of you are 'all night dancing' junkies, but with such teachers as Mario Robau Jr, Amir Giles, Paul Farrell, Dale St Rose, Christina Devine, etc. I'm pretty sure many of you will want to do at least a few classes!

Oooooh, I hope Amir's classes and Mario's classes won't clash!

Can't wait! It's going to be great!!!

**Jennifer** · 26th-March-2008, 03:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Franck

I can now confirm that we have successfully extended the dancing time to 4.00am (instead of 2.00am) which means

that we will need more cake (yes LM that means you - carrot cake, no icing, no nuts please

- copious thank you cuddles to be given in return)

**Franck** · 26th-March-2008, 03:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Little Monkey

Oooooh, I hope Amir's classes and Mario's classes won't clash!

Funnily enough, Amir asked for the same thing as he is keen to do Mario's classes (and wants to book a private lesson with him too)

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Originally Posted by Jennifer

that we will need more cake (yes LM that means you - carrot cake, no icing, no nuts please

- copious thank you cuddles to be given in return)

Unfortunately, whilst the later finish is great news, Haven also insisted that we could not bring any food (or drink) in the Dance halls over the week-end, so the cake eating will have to be reserved for caravans or picnics...

**Yliander** · 26th-March-2008, 03:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Franck

Unfortunately, whilst the later finish is great news, Haven also insisted that we could not bring any food (or drink) in the Dance halls over the week-end, so the cake eating will have to be reserved for caravans or picnics..

how can they be SO cruel?!?!?!

dep · 26th-March-2008, 03:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Franck

Haven also insisted that we could not bring any food (or drink) in the Dance halls over the week-end,

I hope that does not include chocs!!
I'm on a promise if I supply.

**pmjd** · 26th-March-2008, 04:25 PM

Oh well a bit of a balancing act then, more dancing

but no cake

Well there's a new line, come back to my caravan for some cake

**LemonCake** · 26th-March-2008, 04:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Franck

Unfortunately, whilst the later finish is great news, Haven also insisted that we could not bring any food (or drink) in the Dance halls over the week-end, so the cake eating will have to be reserved for caravans or picnics...

Did they give a reason for this? Were there any complaints after the last 2 about cake crumbs in the carpet? I could understand if I was bringing second-rate hot-dogs in that they might feel their market was being poached but I didn't see any LemonCake (TM) - or any sort of cake- stands run by them!

Hmph!

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22nd-March-2008, 10:22 PM	#103 (permalink)
Caz Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Doncaster Posts: 1,621 Rep Power: 1 Reputation Total: 268	Re: Blaze III - Scotland, 9-12th may Was hoping to get to this but my mum is 60 and is having a family meal on that Sunday... Never mind....

23rd-March-2008, 12:10 PM	#106 (permalink)
Rhythm King Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Stuck at home for 6 weeks :-( Posts: 2,915 Rep Power: 4 Reputation Total: 1259	Re: Blaze III - Scotland, 9-12th may It is highly unlikely that I will make this Blaze, but you're in for a real treat with Mario and Samantha . Tell them I said Hi! __________________ The hottest thing since Morton Thiokol used the Challenger to take teacher hazing into the Space Age...

24th-March-2008, 09:38 PM	#109 (permalink)
Filthy Monkey Member Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 136 Rep Power: 3 Reputation Total: 44	Re: Blaze III - Scotland, 9-12th may Well, I'm glad to say, I'm planning to attend my first Blaze. I get to spend half my week in Glasgow these days through work, so getting there won't be a problem. I'm really looking forward to it!

26th-March-2008, 04:25 PM	#118 (permalink)
pmjd Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: St Andrews Posts: 1,512 Rep Power: 3 Reputation Total: 422	Re: Blaze III - Scotland, 9-12th may Oh well a bit of a balancing act then, more dancing but no cake Well there's a new line, come back to my caravan for some cake