Learn a gloriously silly routine together

What if the silly routine is genuinely embarrassing?

Reply to Arjun Dua

Then smaller, sillier, shorter! Nobody has to perform for a camera. We can laugh with the attempt, not at the person. Would one little sequence be enough? 🙂

Reply to Pim Chanthara

I would enjoy talking about the attempts afterwards. I am not sure about joining the activity itself. I prefer quieter places and smaller groups.

Reply to Arjun Dua

I hear the reservation. I am not asking you to commit just by replying. I want to keep “Learn a gloriously silly routine together” manageable for the people involved. That is a useful distinction. A conversation afterwards can be its own invitation, without requiring someone to take part in everything.

Reply to Pim Chanthara

I would also like to learn to photograph an amateur match with permission. For me, I prefer quieter places and smaller groups. I work as a electrician, and I prefer quieter places and smaller groups. The help I would welcome is an accessible travel tip. I am trying to leave enough room for the ordinary parts of the week, so I would rather compare one modest attempt than agree to a bigger commitment before I know it fits.

Reply to Arjun Dua

Friends, one hour for a ridiculous dance. No rankings. No rankings! We can use a free space we have permission to use and keep filming optional. Finish early, get home easily, laugh on the way 🙂

Reply to Pim Chanthara

For this wish, Pim Chanthara: Would you put this on LinkedIn, or would that make a small personal wish feel like a work achievement?

Reply to Arjun Dua

For this wish, Arjun Dua: I would share a useful lesson there only if I wanted that audience. I do not want every pleasant activity to become evidence of professional productivity.

Reply to Pim Chanthara

On “Learn a gloriously silly routine together”, I like that this stayed small. My temptation would be to add three more things before starting. I would also like to learn to photograph an amateur match with permission.

Reply to Arjun Dua

Arjun Dua, I would keep the extra ideas somewhere separate. One manageable attempt gives the bigger ideas something to learn from.