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Aunt Millie's Dance

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Count:
32
Wall:
4
Level:
Beginner
Choreo:
Choreographer:
Karla Dornstedt (USA) & Paul Dornstedt (USA) - August 2008
Music:
I Still Love You - Mick Foster & Tony Allen
 
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Lead in 8 cts.

Dedication: This dance is dedicated to two very special ladies, Kathy VanLuven and her aunt Millie.

Aunt Millie's husband, Pete, sang this song to her for many years. Try singing this song to your loved-one; it feels wonderful!

(1 – 8) Side, Touch, Side, Behind, Side, Touch Rock Forward, Recover
1 - 2 Step left side left, touch right next to left
3 - 4 Step right side right, cross left behind right
5 - 6 Step right side right, touch left next to right
7 - 8 Rock forward on left, recover weight back on right

(9 – 16) Rock Back, Recover, Forward, 1/4 Right Jazz Box, Touch
1 - 2 Rock back on left, recover weight forward on right
3 - 4 Step forward on left, turn 1/4 right and step on right (3:00)
5 - 6 Cross left over right, step back on right
7 - 8 Step left side left, touch right next to left

(17 – 24) Step, Lock, Step, Brush Step, Lock, Step, Brush
1 - 2 Step forward on right, step-lock left to the outside of right
3 - 4 Step forward on right, brush left forward
5 - 6 Step forward on left, step-lock right to the outside of left
7 - 8 Step forward on left, brush right forward

(25 – 32) Forward, 1/4 Left, Forward, 1/4 Left Jazz Box, Touch
1 - 2 Step forward on right, turn 1/4 left and step on left (12:00)
3 - 4 Step forward on right, turn 1/4 left and step on left (9:00)
5 - 6 Cross right over left, step back on left
7 - 8 Step right side right, touch left next to right

Repeat

ENDING (optional): The dance ends on count 5, facing the 3:00 o'clock wall. Complete the first 4 counts
1 - 2 Step left side left, touch right next to left
3 - 4 Step right side right, cross left behind right
5 Turn 1/4 left and step back on right

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