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About me
I used to live in San Francisco, hence SFDan. I currently live in Høje-Taastrup, Denmark, which is in the suburban Copenhagen area. I live with my man, Aksel. We are registered partners under Danish law.
I square dance and am a founding member of Mermaid City Squares (http://www.geocities.com/sfdan.geo/mermaidcity/), Copenhagen's gay square dance club. We are the first European member club of the IAGSDC (http://www.iagsdc.org), the International Association of Gay Square Dance Clubs. I sit on the club's Board of Directors, handle the club's promotional activities and teach a Mainstream class. I am interested in increasing the awareness of gay square dancing and in promoting gay square dancing in Europe. To that extent I have recently formed a discussion group called Gay Square Dance Europe (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/gaysdeurope).
I am currently taking square dance classes at Holbæk Square Dance Club (C1 level) with Thomas Samuelsson and at Midtsjællands Advanced & Challenge Club in Sorø with Michael Jørgensen.
I have been learning to call, and continue working on my craft. I have recently taken a week's intensive caller training with Lorenz Kuhlee (http://www.globalmusicproductions.biz/html/lorenz_kuhlee.html), Paul Bristow and Lone Blume (http://www.globalmusicproductions.biz/html/lone_blume.html) in Altleiningen, Germany. I have in the past attended caller training with Al Stevens, Wayne Morvent and Jeannette Stäuble in Göllheim, Germany, as well as having twice attended GCA (http://www.iagsdc.org/gca/) (Gay Callers Association) training courses. I am a member of this caller association. In their training sessions I have studied under, among others Anne Uebelacher, Darren Gallina, Andy Shore and Harlan Kerr. I have also attended a series of classes under Per Berg at Roskilde Square Dance Club.
I have previously taught country-western dance-- western line dance and couple dancing (two step, waltz, shuffle, etc.)-- in San Francisco, as well as tap dancing in Chicago. I have choreographed for the stage for the Chicago Gay Men's Chorus, and have directed a series of shows for the Razzle-Dazzle Production Company, Chicago.
When I am not dancing (or any of the other stuff listed above) I work in the IT department of a large international financial corporation, enjoy puttering in the yard, making delicious food, listening to music, travelling, reading and otherwise enjoying the good life with my sweetie, Aksel.
My website: Who is this man? It's SFDan (http://www.geocities.com/sfdan.geo/)
If you wish to get in touch with me please leave me a message on my Talk page.
I contribute to the following pages:
In addition to the English Wikipedia articles listed below, I have begun to contribute to the Danish Wikipedia (http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forside).
- Art history
- Cooking
- Dance
- Denmark
- Cuisine of Denmark
- Danish Melodi Grand Prix, creating articles for musicians listed
- Where possible mining from and linking to existing Danish language articles at Melodi Grand Prix (http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melodi_Grand_Prix) or Kategori:Danske musikere (http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kategori:Danske_musikere)
- Danish painters
- Wikipedia:Danish wikipedians' notice board
- Garden
- Gay issues
- Created Template:LGBT-stub
- Gay tourism
- Novels
- By Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child
- The Da Vinci Code- especially the movie adaptation
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Articles to write:
- Cottage garden
- Hirschsprung Museum
- Christian Krogh
- Viktor Hammershoi
- Musicians listed on the Danish Melodi Grand Prix list
Articles in progress:
- Dyrehavsbakken
- Gay tourism
- Gay aspects of sex tourism
- IAGSDC convention list into table format
- Royal Danish Academy of Art
- Wilhelm Bendz
To do
- Garden vs. Gardening
- Create a list of garden and gardening terms
- Note list of organic garden and farming terms.
- Separate garden information out of gardening article.
- Set up the notable gardens section on its own article List of gardens.
- Move vertical garden from gardening into its own article space and reference.
- Template:LGBT-stub
My sandbox:
- Gardening techniques
Hedge clipping - Lawnmowing - Pruning - Seed germinating - Sowing
- Garden architecture and construction terms:
Arbor - Arch - Bench - Bridge - Fence - Gazebo - Greenhouse - Path - Patio - Pavillion - Pergola - Planter - Pool - Trellis
* Arbor: Open or semi-open sides, includes a built-in seat or bench * Gazebo: Houselike with open or semi-open walls, full roof * Trellis: Woodwork or metal.
- Gardening implements and tools: