Florida State Square And Round Dance Convention 2019

We had a great time at convention but I sure am wore out!

Susie @ Pollywog's Place Blog's avatarBlack Creek Squares Dance Club

This past weekend we had the opportunity to attend the 65th Florida State Square and Round Dance Convention 2019. Our talented callers, Ken ‘Silver Fox’ Perez and Shane ‘Little Bear’ Perez, had a few calling spots and everyone seemed to have a great time dancing to them as well as the other callers that were there.

Here is a quick slide show of some of the pictures we took while we were there.

There are also some more pictures on this site HERE.

We are looking forward to another exciting state convention in 2020. For information on this please click HERE.

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If you missed the chance to dance to these great callers you can still dance to them on Mondays at the Mandarin Marauders or on Fridays at the Silver Stars. We look forward to seeing you in a square!

 

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SILVER FOX SQUARES: July 2018 UPDATE

Check out what we’ve been up to with our square dance clubs!

Susie @ Pollywog's Place Blog's avatarBlack Creek Squares Dance Club

We hope everyone has had a great Father’s Day and a wonderful 4th of July. Our clubs and callers have had a very busy month. Please check out our newsletter for updates and pictures of all the fun activities that we have been up too.

Silver Fox Squares: July 2018 Newsletter

Check out our slideshow from this month here:

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Silver Fox Squares: June 2018 Update

Just a little bit about what we’ve been up to this past month!

Susie @ Pollywog's Place Blog's avatarBlack Creek Squares Dance Club

Pictured – Front row left to right: Ellis Lindsey, Sheila Terhune, and Charles Pergrossi. Back row left to right: Ed Hauck, Shane ‘Little Bear’ Perez, and Ken ‘Silver Fox’ Perez.

Another great month for our square dance clubs.

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The Silver Stars have had many great visitors from area clubs like the Dixie Dancers in Lake City and the Salty Bobbers in Steinhatchee. On May 12th we also had local callers and a cuer in the hall along with caller, Sheila Terhune, from Indiana. Then on May 26th they held a Memorial Dance where some of the dancers got together to earn a Mummy Dangle by wrapping the caller in toilet paper and festive red and blue streamers. The Salty Bobbers also held a banner raid and took the club banner back home with them.

Our Silver Fox Squares in Starke have been DARK and will continue to…

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November Sentence a Day

Oh my gosh! I love this idea!

RetroCutie's avatarNo Delusions of Grandeur

This is my third month keeping track of our daily happenings by recording a sentence a day. Have you heard of this type of journaling? It’s just the right amount of commitment for me since life is cray-cray up in this house.

If you want to join us, link up with your Sentence a Day post at the end of this post!

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  • Today was my daughter’s big gymnastics competition! She won third place in three events, fifth place in one event, and was fifth all around! Her team won second!

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  • I feel like our house has been a disaster for months. We spent today grocery shopping, catching up on laundry, and cleaning up the house.
  • The boys and I went to a friend’s birthday party and they had running trains all over their property for the kids to ride! My boys were in HEAVEN!

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  • A normal day at home. We…

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Upside down cake

I like the idea of using the raisins instead of cherries…. this would probably work with my Pineapple Upside-Down Cake recipe as well.

cookingflip's avatarCooking Filipino in the UK

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This is supposedly pineapple upside down cake but as you can see there are more raisins in it than pineapple (because I love crusted raisins, that’s why!).  And yes, I use raisins instead of maraschino cherries for two reasons: 1) cherries are expensive, 2) it’s only me who’d be eating the cake if it’s cherries that are in it.  Speaking of costs, back home home when I was a kid, I’d often wish my mom would used tinned pineapples when she made upside down cake (I thought that was posh)–but it was cheaper for her to buy fresh pineapples and boil them in syrup!

As you can see from the pictures below, this is an easy recipe–no need to caramelise the sugar (‘learned this from my mother).  Just sprinkle the demerara sugar on a greased tray, arrange your raisins and pineapples (I could not be bothered with presentation as this…

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