If you're doing something worthwhile that will make a significant impact on a community, it's inevitable: you will piss-off some people along the way. Hope to see you there!
Little by little, we have to win the people over and turn them into our "evangelists.
Hope to see you there! This pic which was taken in the sculpture garden next to the National Gallery reminds me of that day.
Com Juggernaut by James Marcus.
The owner of Cabanas was there and Steve and him totally hit it off discussing business ideas including a few to better promote the flamenco show here at Cabanas.
com was launched, it was nearly impossible to know everything that was going on unless you were "in the know.
I promised I'd catch up on this blog by noon so I'm almost there! We were having so much fun, we lost track of the time and the few hours that we were able to squeeze in passed by rather quickly. I have a pic from last February when they all showed up at El Ranchero in Arlington. I promised I'd catch up on this blog by noon so I'm almost there!
I feel like inundated him with overzealous members of my fan club.
I know they give concerts here at the Gallery but I've never actually been so I walked down the hall to check it out. com was launched, it was nearly impossible to know everything that was going on unless you were "in the know.
But I call her Isabelita cuz her mom's name is also Isabel who also dances.
com was launched, it was nearly impossible to know everything that was going on unless you were "in the know. Hope to see you there! I don't even try to do that.
I've been on this roll of inspiration all week. But based on the overwhelming positive feedback over the past ten years, I know I'm doing an excellent job promoting flamenco in DC and bringing the flamenco community closer together. Another person to practice Spanish with.
Around that time, I even remember a colleague laughing at me as he said, "You created webpage for flamenco in DC? Man, am I bad or what? Everyone who lives here at the Pink Flamenco is involved professionally in the arts, but I never got around to asking her what she does. So I called it a night, said goodbye to Marsha and headed back to the Pink Flamenco where my roommates and I had a house party already in progress!
It was just a simple personal homepage on AOL that announced my own shows.
com was launched, it was nearly impossible to know everything that was going on unless you were "in the know.
Man, am I bad or what? We'll see if we can get a flamenco pic for the Cabanas signs around the waterfront.