> How do you get the waiter's attention at a nice restaurant? Do you physically
> go into the kitchen to retrieve him.
The discussion of the cabaceo and waiters reminds me of an incident that
happened during our first trip to Buenos Aires.
We went to a milonga that served dinner. We were hungry
Excellent questions Mario. Yes, I am a male. My first few months were really
scary. During my first visit to Buenos Aires (by myself), year and a half after
I started dancing it took me one hour to get enough guts to walk up to El Beso,
etc. etc.
Why did I continue? Because I had the dance insi
Are you a male? Do you remember your first two years? What was it like at
the beginning? Why did you decide to try/do it? What was it like after several
months...a year? And at the year and a half point...why were you still trying
hard? ...What was THE problem? ..What kept you going t'il
OK...sure, if you know someone and you think that the music is copasetic (sp?)
and you want to dance..sure between friends ...ask him but I'm just
putting
out a philosophy of why not to... to let the guy feel it first and then ask
you...and why this has more of a chance of providing a memo
