stars, local worthies paired with ballroom pros. did you go? oh, yeah, absolutely. i went to three years of them. the last one, i did not go to the last one. had a wedding to shoot. so, he missed the chance to watch stephanie teach those lead-footed businessmen the fox trot and tango and so on. which means he also missed what happened that night. she coached a number of couples and in the process, she met a man named ron. ron holthouse, a local, married physical therapist. she started working with him and got to know him. and she really call it a true love moment. he felt the same way about her? they really clicked together. and stephanie was dancing on air. she didn t realize there could be love like that. the secret from her family, of course, but she told her
we vacationed. but it was in her spare moments and hours that stephanie was truly transformed, a ball room dancer. dancing was probably to her what photography is to me. it was her passion, said her old friend, bill. he knows flamenco. stephanie loved to dance. i mean, dance was her life. she was alive when she danced. hardly surprising then that stephanie and jennifer were close, too. we started a ball room dancing at my dance studio. pretty soon she had me being backflips with men and partnering. but it was dance that led off the whole cascade of trouble. in the fall of 2010, an annual fund-raiser here in silverthorne called dancing with the mountain stars, local worthies paired with ballroom pros. did you go? oh, yeah, absolutely. i went to three years of them. the last one, i did not go to the last one. had a wedding to shoot.
how about a smile? and life for the bruner family was it was fantastic. we traveled. we vacationed. but it was in her spare moments and hours that stephanie was truly transformed, a ball room dancer. dancing was probably to her what photography is to me. my guest star, bill. it was her passion, said her old friend, bill. he knows flamenco. stephanie loved to dance. dancing was her life. she was alive when she danced. hardly surprising stephanie and jennifer were close, too. we started a ball room dancing at my studio. she had me doing back flips with but it was dance that led off the whole cascade of trouble. in the fall of 2010, an annual fund-raiser here in silverthorne called dancing with the mountain stars, local worthies paired with ballroom pros. did you go?
children. awesome children. the best. how about a smile? and life for the bruner family was it was fantastic. we traveled. we vacationed. but it was in her spare moments and hours that stephanie was truly transformed, a ball room dancer. dancing was probably to her what photography is to me. my guest star, bill. it was her passion, said her old friend, bill. he knows flamenco. stephanie loved to dance. dancing was her life. she was alive when she danced. hardly surprising stephanie and jennifer were close, too. we started a ball room dance program together at my dance studio. pretty soon she had me doing back flips with men and partnering. but it was dance that led off the whole cascade of trouble. in the fall of 2010, an annual fund-raiser here in silverthorne called dancing with the mountain stars, local worthies paired
called dancing with the mountain stars, local worthies paired with ballroom pros. did you go? oh, yeah, absolutely. i went to three years of them. the last one, i did not go to the last one. had a wedding to shoot. so, he missed the chance to watch stephanie teach those lead-footed businessmen the fox trot and tango and so on. which means he also missed what happened that night. she coached a number of couples and in the process she met a man named ron. ron holthouse, a local, married physical therapist. she started working with him and got to know him. she really did call it a true love moment. he seemed to feel the same thing about her. they really clicked together. and stephanie was dancing on