22 thoughts on “Hip to Be Square

  1. Funny, I usually dance with my little-girl self inside me!

    But I did see a friend from grade school a while back and we used to have a dance to “Candy Girl” by NKOTB and well we did it for our husbands and it was just as fun at 30!

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  2. Not to change the subject here, but could you tell me how you embed a video so that your visitors don’t have to leave the page to see the video?

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  3. It’s comforting to know that I’m not the only happy crier out here; this one did it for me too. Although, I need to learn to either can it or let the tears flow, because my current plan, the one where I try really, really hard not to cry, gives me a bitchin’ headache.

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  4. That was amazing. Her little-girl self had some groovin’ moves, I gotta say.

    This video always makes me SO DAMN HAPPY, and I always cry a little bit at the end:

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  5. That was lovely! Thanks for sharing. I seriously need to do cool shit like that. The world and the creativity in it amazes me daily. xo

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  6. WOW. that was the sweetest thing i have seen in a while. amazing how well those wee, little girl moves from 1987 were so damned MODERN in 2008. lovely. and yeah, i cried a little….. i have a 14 month old baby girl so i happy cry a lot these days.

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  7. Hehe, love the part where the white jacket gets dragged by her foot. My sister and I used to dance around the living room to “Funkytown” by Lipps Inc. There’s GOTTA be a tape of that somewhere.

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  8. That was great! She had it down to the last little detail too. I actually laughed out loud and man, that girl can kick!

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  9. Okay, I totally didn’t believe you about it being the happy cry making…so much so that I waited an entire day to watch it.

    You were right.

    GAH.

    I admit it.

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  10. Reminds me of every slumber party I went to where making up dances was a required activity. Followed by Beauty Pageant and calling cute boys and hanging up.

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  11. Thank you for posting that! I just spent the last hour finding more videos from my former college dance department (SMU) and it brought back a lot of memories. I still teach dance to this day and love to watch my 6-y-o daughter dance around. I’m may have to “borrow” this idea for her future! 😉

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  12. At first I couldn’t possible imagine why this would make anyone happy cry.

    And then it got to about a minute into the video and I thought about all the things it could mean and symbolize and then I was off.

    I absolutely love this. Thank you!

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