True it was a looser fit but it’s coming back in a tighter way.

We are getting down to the last week before the Goddess Gala! So I gotta bust out a couple of quick blogs. I have a way awesome dancer here to feature! Do we know Rue Day?? Or, do we know Rue Day? Truth be it,… know one will ever really know the real Rue Day! She is Mystery, she is Mischief (wink wink), and she is MAHrvelous DAHling! An absolute marvelous dancer!

If you know Rue or me, or Whirlwinds history…heh heh. Then you know Rue and me have been through some shiz, but not as much shiz as other past members have experienced. Let’s call it “good times”. Yes, enough time has passed to say that.

Rue and me have this thing where we dance together and then we don’t. Somehow we end up dancing together. It’s just weird how it works. lol. I will say this though: Rue is a really, really good dancer and we are honored to have her perform at the very first Goddess Gala fundraiser! We are super excited to summon the energies of all of the goddesses to perform! Let’s bring the magic and raise some money for the kids at The Christmas Box House! We have some spectacular prizes and many candies to be sold!

“Rue Day started performing at a very young age. She loved dancing and won many awards during dance competitions. When she was a young teenager, Rue Day had the pleasure to be contracted as an NBA Half-Time Dancer.

After having two children, Rue decided to get back on the dance floor. After learning a good friend belly-danced for various shows, she started taking classes so that she could land a spot with the Whirlwinds dance troupe.

With her family having lived in Iran and Afghanistan, she has always been drawn to belly dancing. Rue Day had the pleasure to be a part of the Whirlwinds of Brogla for 2-3 seasons. She also became a part of other belly dance troupes and various solos at other shows in Utah, Oregon, Nevada, and California.

After 10 years of belly dancing, she looks forward to getting back on the stage after this quarantine. ”

— Rue Day

Bigbury Bay, Devon, Arthur Rackham, 1915.