Sleeping In
Scottish Country Dance Instruction
SLEEPING IN (R8x32) 3C (4C set) Holly Gibson1- 8 1s turn RH, cast (2s step up), 1s turn ¾ RH to finish 1M between 3s all facing up, 1L between 2s all facing down. Lines of 3 set
9-12 ½ reels of 3 across (1s pass 1st corner RSh) 1s end BtoB in middle (1M facing down, 1L facing up)
13-16 All set as in Double Triangles, 1s petronella turn to 2nd place own sides as 2s+3s continue to set. (2)1(3)
17-20 ½ reel of 3 on sides (1s pass 4th corner position RSh) 1s end BtoB in 2nd place facing own sides
21-24 All set as in Double Triangles, 1s petronella turn to lines across (1M+3s at top, 1L+2s in 3rd place)
25-32 1M+3s and 1L+2s set and link for 3. All set, 1s cross RH to 2nd place own side. 312
(MINICRIB. Dance crib compiled by Charles Upton, Deeside Caledonian Society, and his successors)
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The phrase "sleeping in" is a colloquial expression used to describe the act of remaining in bed later than usual in the morning, often past the typical waking hours.It conveys a sense of leisure and a departure from the regular routine of rising early. People might choose to "sleep in" for various reasons, such as on weekends or during days off, as a way to catch up on rest or simply indulge in a more relaxed start to the day.
The concept of "sleeping in" implies a departure from the customary schedule and a willingness to extend the duration of sleep beyond the norm. It is associated with a sense of comfort and the luxury of allowing oneself additional time for rest and relaxation. The expression is commonly used in informal conversations and is understood as a form of self-indulgence in the realm of one's sleep patterns.

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