Thread: Novice at 39

Hello and welcome!!!
To repeat Pixie, NOOOOOOO! You are not too old! I'm 38 and have only been having lessons in recent months (on and off). Enjoy it and embrace it.
The nails sound lovely!
xx

Thank you so Much Coco.
As you can see ive changed to Honey Bombshell for now, Coco Crystal are swarovski crystal shoes and accessories I make, so to be honest it wasnt really speaking anything about me, I love your name and the reasons behind it.... very cool.
I will stick with Honey until I get more established, I imagine once I explore different acts and get comfortable with me it will be clearer.

You girls and guys are so friendly i am thrilled I found you.:grin:
Big hugs
xxx

Originally Posted by Vie O'Lette

Hello and welcome!!!
To repeat Pixie, NOOOOOOO! You are not too old! I'm 38 and have only been having lessons in recent months (on and off). Enjoy it and embrace it.
The nails sound lovely!
xx

Thanks Vie
I am really enjoying these first steps, soooo exciting. Still looking for classes rather than taster days etc. Where did you go to start with? and have you preformed live yet???

xx

hiya and welcome to the MOB,
what about Coco Honey as a name?
loved the idea about burlesue nails by the way, it's a shame your so far away as I could definately go for that. Me and nail varnish just don't get along.
I wish I was still 39 lol,
kx

Hello Ms Lotus
Thank you for all the help and advice its so great and a big hug for making me feel like I am not too old, I love doing the 40s nails so glamourous if ever you are down this way look me up.
xxx

Originally Posted by Honey Bombshell

Thanks Vie
I am really enjoying these first steps, soooo exciting. Still looking for classes rather than taster days etc. Where did you go to start with? and have you preformed live yet???

xx

I was fortunate to win four lessons with a company, more well known for their pole work, before Christmas. Now, I go to Cherry's Burlesque lessons in Southampton. They are really great fun. I would like to perform eventually but I'm not sure I will ever have that sort of confidence. One of the first shows I went to had a performer that was easily in her 50s so there is no hurry for either of us!
Where in Surrey are you?
xx

thanks Honey,
your never to old, LOL, just like a good wine.
Best way to "learn" burlesque? prance about a bit or alot in the privacy of your own home be silly and have fun, if you carn't find a Burlesque class try something eles bellydance, tango, tap, anything just to get you into thinking about how you move!
kx

Originally Posted by Vie O'Lette

I was fortunate to win four lessons with a company, more well known for their pole work, before Christmas. Now, I go to Cherry's Burlesque lessons in Southampton. They are really great fun. I would like to perform eventually but I'm not sure I will ever have that sort of confidence. One of the first shows I went to had a performer that was easily in her 50s so there is no hurry for either of us!
Where in Surrey are you?
xx

I am in Oxted nr Caterham/croydon.
Your right there is no hurry I want to feel confident about my body more than anything else. Two boys and a lotta life later and things just dont seem to be where they used to...LOL
Xx

Oh heck, I am 53 sweetheart and am about to debute soon! And I am MALE!

Yay you.... break a leg xxx:twothumbs: