Another Moment

“Dancing Queen” began playing on the Bluetooth speaker and my body made up its mind. I pushed back the chair, stood up, and enthusiastically, headed for the living room. And I danced, yes, like no one was watching, like I haven’t danced in decades. Fingers snapping, arms swinging! The steps and moves came naturally, and I could tell they’ve missed me – recalling days of long ago when dancing was as routine as brushing my teeth. The steps and moves and I had the best of times!

My heart beat to the magic of the music!

Then when pain arrived a couple days later, I thought, maybe I worked my back too hard. How can something feel so good, then turn out to be almost crippling?

Good health is wealth because over the years, our body’s mechanics will change either rapidly or subtly as though watching the graceful clouds travel in the sky.

That annoying pain made its entrance, caught my attention, but a few days later,
I shooed it away!

Do I have regrets from my living room dancing?

Not at all!

Sometimes rules are meant to be broken, we’ve heard this before, so another moment like that moment when the music moved through me, when I felt alive and younger –

another moment like that moment will come again, I’m sure.

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© Lauren Scott, BaydreamerWrites.com
Photo by Joshua Wall on Pexels.com

If you feel the pull of the beat, start moving!
Do what you love with no regrets! 🎵❤️

49 thoughts on “Another Moment”

  1. I went out with the girls Saturday night. A neighbor rented a stretch limo and 10 of us dressed up like biker chicks and had dinner at a biker bar with line dancing! I got up and danced and it felt so good. It’s been so many years. It was a hysterically funny night, and my neighbor is so creative and fun in her 70s to come up with the idea! The oldest woman was 89 and she danced all night.

  2. Love it Lauren, and good for you, dancing queen! I know that problems develop as we age. Being 83 I have some experience. But I also know that the quickest way to grow old is to start telling yourself, “Oh I am too old to do that.” Make modifications if you have to, but do it.

  3. Yes! ABBA requires dancing. Glad your pain went away. I was a majorette in the early 80s and we did a lot of dance numbers to pop songs. Sometimes I grab my old baton and twirl and dance away a few calories before dinner. Fleetwood Mac “Second Hand News” is my favorite for that 😉

    1. Definitely, and I love this song, but “Second Hand News” is a great dancing song too! Good for you for twirling and dancing! My hubby and I used to go dancing all the time in those early days and years. Great times with a big group of friends! 🎶

  4. I love this song, and there’s no way I can’t get up and dance. I’ve danced for years, and no sense in stopping now. I also enjoy chair dancing. Hugs! 💃🥰

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