Sparkle In Her Eyes

Scottish Country Dance Instruction

SPARKLE IN HER EYES (R8x32) 3C (4C set) Andrea Wells Lower Hutt SCD 60th Anniversary

1- 8 1s turn RH, cast off, turn LH 1¼ to finish 1L between 2s, 1M between 3s
9-16 1s dance ½ reel of 3 across (LSh to 1st corner), 1s turn ½ RH and dance ½ Reel of 3 across RSh to 2nd corner position (Corners dance complete reels across)
17-24 1s lead down the middle and back finish back-to-back facing opposite sides while corners set on sides, Tulloch turn to change places and set.
25-28 3s+1s+2s set, advancing and turning about on 2nd step to double triangle position Repeat to finish as bar 25
29-32 Repeat bars 25-26. 1L+3M+2M and 1M+3L+2L dance RH across half way 1s passing RSh to finish on own sides. 213

(MINICRIB. Dance crib compiled by Charles Upton, Deeside Caledonian Society, and his successors)

Dance Information

The phrase "sparkle in her eyes" is a poetic and metaphorical expression used to describe a person, usually a woman, who exudes joy, excitement, or a sense of inner happiness. The imagery of "sparkle" implies a bright, lively, and animated quality that is visible in the person's eyes, often considered a window to the soul.

When someone says there is a "sparkle in her eyes", it suggests a certain radiance, enthusiasm, or a positive emotional state. The eyes are thought to reflect a person's emotions, and the sparkle conveys a sense of vivacity and spirit that adds a charming and engaging quality to their demeanor.

This expression is commonly used to describe moments of joy, contentment, or when someone is genuinely delighted. It is often associated with a lighthearted and uplifting atmosphere, suggesting that the person is experiencing a moment of happiness or is captivated by something joyful.

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