Colleen's Friends

Colleen's Groups

Suz and Colleen are now friends

March 30

March 4

February 27

At 2:03am on March 4, 2009, Suz said…: The farthest north I've gone is Maryland. The farthest south, Florida. Mostly I go to feiseanna in the Carolinas and Georgia.

At 5:01pm on February 27, 2009, Fi said…: Hey welcome to diddlyi-great that you are back dancing again :) We've an abington over here in Cambridge :) Hows dancing going? Fi

At 6:23pm on January 1, 2009, Marion said…: Hi !!!!
welcome on diddlyi !!! i hope you'll enjoy !!!
i really like your picture !!!
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Marion

At 11:37pm on December 31, 2008, John said…: Hi Colleen,
It's great that you have gotten back into dancing again. Was it hard for you to jump back into it or were you able to pick up where you left off? Do you have many adult dancers in your school? I started as an adult, but have wished many times that I had started as a kid. I am amazed at what some of the kids can do. Being at the prizewinner level it's too bad that adults can't go beyond the prizewinner level. Have a happy and healthy new year. John

At 5:44pm on December 31, 2008, Lily said…: Hi Colleen
I do dance in Nialls class. I know your school well. Everyone is so friendly! I am the second one on the top row with blond hair in the picture
Lily

At 1:53pm on December 31, 2008, Hannah said…: hey..
welcome on diddlyi..
and happy new year

xx

At 6:09am on December 31, 2008, John said…: Hi Colleen, welcome to Diddlyi and a happy new year. I love your image too.

At 8:00pm on December 30, 2008, Rebecca @ Diddlyi said…: Hey, Colleen! Welcome to Diddlyi. I like your profile image, by the way.

About me: I am 29 years old, living in PA (outside Philadelphia). I originally started Irish dance as a child, probably about 4 years old when my grandparents were teaching ceili dancing...and I loved it. Unfortunately, school and life got in the way for about 6 years, but I'm back to dancing as of 3 years ago and still find it one of the best things to pass the time, outside working, of course.

What Irish things do I play, dance, say, sing or other:: I dance, both step and ceili and would love to find time to start learning the sets as well. I also play piano and classical violin, although I would love to change that to fiddle in the next few years as well.