Improving my hula hooping is also on my to-do list and so I’ve signed up for a beginner’s hula hoop class. It is held in the lovely WestHill Community Centre and run by a lovely and very fit woman called Jessica. She introduces us to the idea of Hoop Dance and by the end of the workshop I’ve learn about six new tricks or moves with my hula hoop. I could do the basics before the class but I really feel like I’ve learnt a lot and now just want to perfect what she’s showed me.
Suzanne has come to the class with me and afterwards we drive across town in her gorgeous retro Pao car to go to a clothes swap, or Swishing party, in Kemptown. I’ve looked out about five items to take to the swap and Su has a couple of items, however she nabs a Noa Noa top I’d planned to put in before we even get there. In the end I’m so happy that Su took that top as I got NOTHING from the clothes swap and found the whole set up very stressful and not fun at all. I missed out on a lovely All Saints top which I’m convinced some bitch stole off my hanger after I’d claimed it and I narrowly missed out on these cute ankle boots. Su and I decide to do another clothes swap with friends where it is a lot more amicable and fair.
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