From http://tangoloveandotherdevils.blogspot.com/2007/03/tango-types-ii-tangueras.html
II. 2 The Eager-Beginner
Eager-Beginner is taking this project of learning Argentine Tango with a lot of energy. She has just started a few lessons, and she is already mentally prepared to go to the Milongas. Sometimes, Eager Beginner sits for just way too long at some of these events--nobody knows her yet, nobody asks her to dance. But tonight, Aspiring Teacher has come to the Milonga! Once his radar detects this pretty and young girl who has just bought her first pair of Comme-Il-Fauts, he knows this is his night! And how not??? Eager-Beginner is there, sitting, all ready to demonstrate that she's really improving fast to the whole Tanguero population. Aspiring Teacher (and suddenly Aspiring Chicho) will try on her every move on Earth, Tango and non-Tango: ganchos, boleos, jumps, piernazo attempts, enrosques, and even having the Eager-Beginner do splits on the floor (seriously, I saw an Eager-Beginner do at leat two gymnastic splits while dancing to D'Arienzo in a milonga at the DC Tango Marathon last Thursday!).
Couldn't help but laugh reading this.
I'm beginning to think that buying tango shoes is like buying drugs. These are the instructions to get to the Felina shoes showroom in NYC
LOCATION:(By Appointment Only)
90 Washington Street, Apartment #2Q (Ask for "Chino") New York, NY
(Corner of Rector St. & Washington St. in the Financial District)
90 Washington Street, Apartment #2Q (Ask for "Chino") New York, NY
(Corner of Rector St. & Washington St. in the Financial District)
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