James Jones gives a new definition to “lively and quick” in this epic hoop dance that Cathy Wheaton recently shared on Facebook. He’s dancing to Moccasin Burner by Northern Cree, but his moves are flashier than the lights on that Christmas tree!
Hoka ho ho ho! (Shared here with permission: hay hay, James!)
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