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Old 08-22-2011, 02:42 PM   #14450
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Originally Posted by Iridal View Post
OK guys, I need some tips. It's going to rain all week, so no more picknicks for us I need some fun indoor activities that don't take too long (because we can only meet in the evenings). Iceskating is one of my favourites, but for now I don't have any other ideas

(I know what those of you with a dirty mind will suggest, but that's not an option. Yet. )
Folk dancing? There's probably a club somewhere near you. You get to be close, learn something together, and have fun. Clubs usually welcome new dancers, and may even have beginners sessions.

But I don't know what kind of clubs are near you. In the UK or USA I could suggest something more specific. Ah — if I remember your location correctly, this might be helpful: http://dance.aads.be/
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