Learn salsa

Hi adam2012,

Please note that I created a new thread as from your post on the Amman forum for better visibility.

Do you wish to learn salsa?

Thank you,

Hasnaa
Expat.com Team

I think it depends a lot on how coordinated you are & whether you're a fast learner. Also, I think it helps that you know how to dance other styles

Don't know anything about dancing. I live on a farm!

You can dance with your hens, chickens, sheeps, cows,  goats.
Even your lovely cat is suitable 

Primadonna wrote:

You can dance with your hens, chickens, sheeps, cows,  goats.
Even your lovely cat is suitable 

We are not in Holland here, so no cows  Although I would like to have some in order to make Gouda  You are right, I am dancing enough with my cat since she always plays Hockey with all the things I forget to hide. Then I need lots of time finding them again 

But there are some Dutch cows in Jordan.
I strongly recommend to buy a few so you can make Gouda cheese.
If of course you know how to make it.


But then...it's not Gouda cheese anymore 

And you are able to dance salsa with your cows.


It is always handy 

Primadonna wrote:

But there are some Dutch cows in Jordan.
I strongly recommend to buy a few so you can make Gouda cheese.
If of course you know how to make it.


But then...it's not Gouda cheese anymore 

How do you know whether there are dutch cows here? Right, I don't know how to make Gouda, but maybe I find a  dutch woman making Gouda for me all the time 

Primadonna wrote:

And you are able to dance salsa with your cows.


It is always handy 

Forget Salsa, I want Gouda    Maybe I should travel to Gouda, get Gouda all year long 

Gouda cheese wheels 

JO/EU wrote:

How do you know whether there are dutch cows here?

I have my ways...

Primadonna wrote:

JO/EU wrote:

How do you know whether there are dutch cows here?

I have my ways...

Maybe dutch cows produce Gouda instead of milk? 

I think I am in the wrong forum here  regarding Gouda cheese 

No, we're   

BTW Dutch cows are able to produce Gouda cheese instead of milk 

Primadonna wrote:

No, we're   

BTW Dutch cows are able to produce Gouda cheese instead of milk 

  I only believe it when I see that kind of cow