Welcome!

Happy New Year 2026!

New Year video below.

Candis Davis

Dance Schedule

https://candisdavisballroomdance.com

In Beautiful

Southern California

Below, Notices

Then

The Schedule

January 27,

Tuesday,

NO DANCE CLASS

THIS SINGLE DAY

With hope, we dance forward into

2026,

Happy New Year!

Happy Holidays!

Video: thanks to Mike V.

Music: Videoshop

Music: Gen Miller, Lost Recordings, Glen Miller & Manning, in German

Above, video from a

friend.

Thank you all, for a wonderful New Years Eve dance at the Gardena Elks Lodge. We loved seeing all of you. We made new friends.

Lyrics, in summary:

I won’t forget the old year,

Because it gave me many good things:

A goat,

A donkey,

A horse,

And a Mother-in-law.

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From the freshly painted virtual office of the Web Boss…

Jose

https://candisdavisballroomdance.com/

Thank you

Candis Davis,

for creating a community of friends, as you teach us skills in ballroom dancing. You are part of our lives.

And thank you also to the many other teachers that do the same, as in

George Samaniego,

Catherine Wahl,

Debbie D’Aquino,

and others that I have not met, but I know that our friends here augment their dancing skills with other excellent ballroom dance instructors. We thank you and admire you.

I added:

A cute end of year video that I received from a dance friend!

Thank you Anna and Frank, and all the volunteers, for your efforts in putting on a fabulous New Year’s Eve dance! We cannot thank you enough for these memories.

Happy New Year 2026!

Cowboy themed

Many fellow class mates were fine-tuned for the First Sunday of the month

dance. It was put on by the South Bay Dance Club.

Marie and Dave Chura, Presidents, and the army of volunteer members, again, gave us a memorable evening.

Marie and Dave, thanks for not charging for our horses. But, can they be brought in next time? It was raining.

(Well, at least Marie cracked up at the horse question when I asked her. Worth it!)

These boots were made for walking

-Nancy Sinatra

Jupiter, a wonderful Planet, mostly gass, you can slice it like a New Year’s eve cake!

You can place three Earths next to each other and fit them inside the eye of the red storm.

This picture was taken by our spacecraft, or by Cassini, or by Juno.

Our Orbiter Engineering Team commanded the Galileo Spacecraft to and at Jupiter. I worked with my team to prepare the last six months the of approach to Jupiter (pointing and releasing the science probe for reentry six months later), through Jupiter Orbit insertion at the time that the Probe sent it’s atmospheric data to our spacecraft and relaying it to Earth, at about 54 minute one-way-light-time. Fun.