First Class: 1209

December 09, 2008

Dearest Terri allowed me to take her 6 a.m. class for a spin this morning. I was a nervous wreck. I got little sleep last night. My heart rate hovered anaerobic for most of the class- thank you adrenaline. After a few songs, a rocky start and some assistance

from the veteran teach, I settled in. I don't know how to gauge how things went. No one left, so I'm guessing they were doing fine or felt sorry for me. Regardless, Class One is behind me.

Playlist:

Days Go By (Acoustic)–Dirty Vegas
Love Throws A Line–Patty Griffink
Little Ditty– Deep Dive Corp.
Put your hands on me–Joss Stone
Rock Steady–Aretha Franklin
Little Red Corvette (Dance Mix)–Prince
Let Me Think About It (Club Mix)–Ida Corr & Fedde Le Grand
Ride (Tiesto Remix)–Cary Brothers
All Night High (Justin Michael & Solo's Hermosa Mix)–Lisa Shaw
Open Your Eyes–DJ ENCORE
Do You Wanna Touch Me (Oh Yeah)–Joan Jett & The Blackhearts
So What–P!nk
Little Black Sandals–Sia
Aretha, Sing One for Me–Cat PowerM
Mad World–Alex Parks

I would post the profile, if I could, for the life of me, remember it. I abandoned my prepared profile and winged it.

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