You can talk about Cha Cha // Tango, Waltz, or de Rumba // Senora's dance has no title // You jump in the saddle, hold onto de bridle!

I heard a bloke on the teevee praising his theory that 'adventure' should be seen as a completely undesirable outcome. He claims that 'adventure' is the failure to adequately prepare for a circumstance & that it should be no goal to pursuit such an end.

If you say so.

I'd take an adventure all day and all of the night. Seriously are not life's most splendid moments the ones that take off from the plan? I'd not have so much wonder and delight if I'd always done the "common thing" or what others would have me do. If I'd stuck to the script, I perhaps would not have been so lucky to have such a lovely phone conversation with my best lady friend. I felt like dancing. What a joy it will be to see her face again!

Or taking my old red dancing/bowling shoes out of the box and meeting with a fair lady whom, only at the sight of her, did I realize it had been far too long. We threw rocks at the local alley and smiled as it all came back. I won her a stuffed animal from the claw machine "carnival date style" and she returned the favour me by racking more strikes and spares than could be believed. I let her win. Ha.