I joined
the group in January 1998.
I started
folk dancing in Hungary in 1982. I tried Hungarian and Greek
first, and I liked the rhythm and atmosphere of the Greek folk
clubs more. After a while, I "graduated" to the more
advanced and more difficult Eastern European dances - Serb,
Macedonian, Bulgarian. I danced in a Bulgarian folk group in
Hungary for a short time as well.
After I
moved to the USA, I started to go to Michael
Ginsburg's Friday and Wednesday night dancings. There I
met Virginia and Carol, then both
members of Bosilek, and they invited me to join the group.
I really
enjoy being in the group. I like performing, and sharing the
joy of dancing with other people.
In "real
life", I am an assistant professor at Mercy
College, teaching ESL.
My newest
hobby is WEB-site development. I have a work
web-site, and a personal WEB-site. I also designed the WEB-site
of the New York Hungarian House, as well as this WEB-site.
