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Breckdancing

No, not “breakdancing” as you might think…

So here’s the story: we were in a lunchtime meeting, and we could hear all this music being played outside. No big deal, right? Then other teachers started coming in saying that all the kids were on the Bali stage dancing, they were having a great time, and there’d never been anything like it before. Whatever.

Then, I started getting emails from people, and instructions to go the the front page of our MS website. And there it was:

Apparently Breck had climbed up on stage and started busting out with some boogie-Bollywood moves that people wanted to follow
At first, it was just him with a bunch of girls - the guys were off to the left doing their own thing
And the stage filled up, with crowds in the stands all around!
Actual quote: “Your son was the star of the Bali Stage dance floor today at lunch.  He had about 30 kids out there dancing with him.” Our boy was gettin’ down! It was like a scene right out of an Indian movie, where spontaneous dancing breaks out and makes everyone happy. It was certainly a fun way to see the kids spending their time!

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  1. Awesomeness.

    1. Doriane Marvel on September 19th, 2011 at 11:05 am

  2. The boy is definitely a trendsetter! Go Breck!

    2. Chris Giallongo on September 19th, 2011 at 12:55 pm

  3. Dave and Susan: from my read you are enjoying Jakarta and Indonesia—-makes us both envious—-the more you see the Indonesia that is out there, the more the apreciation of the culture and vastness of the place will take hold…..I will want to share a few of our favorite places—one for now—Tabo Cottages on Lake Toba in Sumatura—Batak and Greman couple—you would love the stay and place—-try to get Ringo to pick you up—he often works from them (pick up Medan–easy flight from Jak-to there)–3+ hrs I think to Lake Toba but things to see all along the way….you can swim right from the resort area….
    All the best……I am enjoying the non-pressure of ASB—we have had alot of typhoid fever this yr—Kevin out 8 days now–just starting back half time—Tom L and wife also–2 weeks–plus 3 new teachers—-Pali Hill reserivor totally polluated says the TOI…..we had the Kiara Crawl on Friday night—fun: 6 apts to visit–ours in all its nice clean WHITE walls too—started 6 30—ended at 1200AM (3 hrs longer than posted)…..Hugs to Susan! Mike (and Barbara)

    3. mike Kieran on September 19th, 2011 at 1:33 pm

  4. see my message on your blog page?? All the best The Kierans

    4. Mike Kieran on September 19th, 2011 at 2:06 pm

  5. How awesome!

    5. Katie on September 19th, 2011 at 7:42 pm

  6. Way to go Breck! I guess India paid off with the dancing? If you have a video I’m sure Linnea would like to watch it. What did Alea think? or did she just roll her eyes 😉 Miss you guys around here!

    6. Andrea on September 19th, 2011 at 8:31 pm

  7. love this! “Breck of the Bali Stage”

    k2mer

    7. Anonymous on October 28th, 2011 at 12:36 am

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