Here are my Persian friends and I during our university's graduation ceremony last night. We danced to Persian music (photo below). After viewing the video that my brother recorded of the event, I realized how raw my style is and how much improvement it needs. You see, believe it or not, this was only the second time in my life that I had danced voluntarily. (Yes, once when I was a boy my cousin forced me to dance in an Iranian wedding in front of her hot young friends, lol.)

The first time I danced of my own free will was in Kuala Lumpur during my internship in a party held in my condominium on the night of the 2006 Soccer World Cup final. At first I was standing on the sidelines watching people go crazy on the floor, feeling dignified and different. Then I thought, "What the hell! I want to try this. I'm leaving this place in a week and even if I did make an ass of myself, nobody would notice, care or remember!" So I joined in and started clapping and moving slowly. In a matter of minutes I was jumping and swaying to the beat like crazy. I loved the raw energy that the music brought out in me. That night was amazing!
4 Comments:
Good start. I have done it couple of times. You will use to it. It depends on the music. i amnot pro either
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Anonymous, at 7:36 AM
Thanks. Yeah, you've got to start somewhere, right? That's the thing about us Alavi graduates; we never got to do these things in our teens.
But I remember you did some nice dance moves with your umbrella. You showed me in the corridor one day, remember?
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Reza, at 12:40 AM
Hi reza
do you still remmember me, I am Alireza, in UM, we met in MC,
that's a long time that i dont have any news about you so what do you do now,and can you grt the scholarship from Australian universities?
I hope you can be the first in Australia during your studies
dont forget that you have a friend in UM if you want to come to KL
best wishes
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Anonymous, at 3:25 PM
Salam Alireza!
Thanks for calling the other day. It was really nice talking to you after so long.
> dont forget that you have a friend in UM if you want to come to KL.
Thanks. That's very kind of you.
Keep in touch mate!
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Reza, at 2:26 AM
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