80s
music & dance floor equals pure magic for my dance moves or maybe just
silly entertainment for the people near me. For example, “Maneater” started playing and in addition to
singing at the top of my lungs, the clear dance move is to walk around opening
my arms up and down like a crocodile mouth. Clearly. That’s
what I was doing in the dance area right by the door, and almost took off a
newcomer’s face. I apologized, laughed, and kept going in the opposite
direction because that guy looked a little taken aback.
After
three hours of spinning around, it was time to go. As I was making my way to the door, I passed by the guy that
I accidentally attacked with my crocodile move. “Hey, I’m sorry I nearly took off your
face when you came in; “Maneater” was playing, and that is the required dance
move.” He laughed, then looked
serious and said, “It’s okay, except that I had a traumatic experience with the
game Hungry Hippos when I was a child, and I immediately had a flashback to
that day.” “Oh no! I’m so sorry.” Then I gave him a hug
(I'm addicted to hugs), and asked, “How can I make it up
to you?” “It’s okay, I’ll be fine.
It’ll just take some time.”
Very enthusiastically I told him, “I know! Let’s go on a date. You can
tell me all about your Hungry Hippo fears, and then I’ll be extra charming and
help you get past your fears.” He agreed, and we exchanged numbers and said goodbye.
*Please
note, that Sixteen didn’t really have a traumatic experience with Hungry
Hippos. At least I hope not
because if he did I was laughing way too much during our conversation.
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