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Showing posts with label cheshire cat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cheshire cat. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Kero's brow lifting smirk
Kero lifts her brows and her voice rises a bit, her eyes go wide and she chuckles and makes witty retorts, with a smile widening her lips like the strange and seldom seen expression it is. She does not flail or jump about, but seems to have been everywhere at once and back where she started before you can blink. Arms full, offering you whatever part of the conversation caught her fancy or filled her with spontaneous joy: the cat, the airsoft rifle, the newest video game or belt band, or catalog. Yet when looking right at her she seems almost perfectly still, and quite poised. Except those raised brows, open face, wide eyes and curled back lips chortling with a polite and abbreviated head bow.
Tamia's How to GET Happy Dance
She grinned a “Cheshire cat” grin, with big teeth, and wiggled her assets all over. A few shoulder shimmy’s, and high fives, then booty bumped her roommate a few times and bumped fists with the roommates boy friend. She boogied down, played some funk from George Clinton, and boogied right back up again. “If you gotta do the twist, rub some funk on it”. This was a very creative way to put the groceries away. After that it was time to strut. Around the house, off to the store in her favorite coat, and out to the bank. Strutting is a slower more drawn out version of the Happy Dance. Like an after shock. It can happen hours or even days later as a residual ripple of the Happy dance phenomenon. Strutting and wearing your favorite clothes is a longer more deliberate Happy Dance, but still an expression of joy and a just a little bit of impromptu, self righteous bragging to boost the attitude; “Oh yeah. I got it. I’m all that baby. All that and more. Don’t you wish you were me? Oh ya. Lets Rock-n-roll!"
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