Canadian dancer does Bhangra on frozen lake after getting second dose of Covid vaccine. Viral video
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The viral video of Gurdeep Pandher showing off his bhangra skills in the middle of a frozen lake after being vaccinated is a treat to the eyes.
“It’s hard to be happy right now. But those moments of joy are still accessible to us,” author Ingrid Fetell Lee said in his book Joyful: The Surprising Power of Ordinary Things to Create Extraordinary Happiness. That’s absolutely true. Today, I received my second dose of the Covid-19 vaccine. Then I went to a frozen lake in the lap of pure nature to dance Punjabi Bhangra on it for joy, hope and positivity, which I'm dispatching to Canada and beyond for everyone's good health.YouTube: https://t.co/xGalq3TbEH pic.twitter.com/GvivlIk5KY Thanks for making me smile.Here’s a pansy I planted to honor my sister, Donna. She loved pansies so I always plant them on her birthday. pic.twitter.com/sDUSAozFYx Glad for you! I hope you don't mind this edit but the dancing steps reminded me of a dancing video game. lol. pic.twitter.com/HUI9b79FcH You are wonderful and inspiring. I wish I had thought of this only I don't really have a traditional dance I could do, although I did take some modern dance in college, lol.I need a middle aged lady Uber driver dance. My dear fellow human:I am getting my second shot on Friday. Alas, over the course of the pandemic I have broken BOTH knees (in separate incidents) which leaves me unable to dance as you do.But I promise to smile as you do. I feel inspired. Congratulations, Gurdeep: May you witness a plethora of sunsets and sunrises in the near and distant future! pic.twitter.com/fAG11HQJHg I'll be getting my second dose in 2 weeks.I've got 12 grandchildren. I haven't seen some of them for a year. Easter 2020, some of my kids drove them by waving at me. I miss them. I have a new granddaughter that I have seen twice. Double masked.I'll still wear my mask though! Greetings from Paris, France Your Bhangra dancing and pure joy of life keep me and so many others going! Keep dancing and bringing joy to the world! Thankyou so much for sharing your joyful dancing with everyone. And huge congratulations on your second COVID vaccine dose! This is how I felt this past Sunday when I received my first vaccine! JOY! HOPE! THANK YOU! (naysayers: shhhhhhhhh don't listen to the crazy little voices in your head.... the vaccine is safe, and it will end this plague on the Earth) pic.twitter.com/4SdPwcvtJp I feel that we are lucky in Canada to have the Sikh people and culture in our midst. They bring so much to our country. Yesterday evening I received my Covid-19 vaccine. Then I went to a frozen lake to dance Bhangra on it for joy, hope and positivity, which I'm forwarding across Canada and beyond for everyone's health and wellbeing. pic.twitter.com/8BS0N7zVZK We know that moments of happiness are a gift during the ongoing pandemic. But the feel-good videos shared time and again by Gurdeep Pandher from Canada on social media will definitely leave you with the much-needed positive vibes at this time. A video of the man, dancing in the middle of a frozen lake after getting his second dose of the Covid-19 vaccine, is going viral on the internet and netizens are just elated about it.
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