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Date Posted: 11:43:24 01/28/09 Wed
Author: Irishmama
Subject: I have never gotten the reasoning here either. I would be fine with allowing the boys to be in their own groups for majors, or to put them in their own group if there are at least 5. But at a feis, it seems silly to not combine if there are only a couple of boys.Making those two boys dance all alone serves no purpose.
In reply to: MW Mom 's message, "Same situation in the Mid-West. We did some ECR feises in Prizewinner since boys and girls are combined - we always had huge groups." on 07:45:04 01/27/09 Tue


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[> [> [> I agree - my son has more fun to dancing in a larger group instead of the same few kids every time. -- MW Mom, 08:53:15 01/29/09 Thu [1]


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