A few even conveniently disappeared.
That's because for most of us, dancing in front of a crowd is the stuff nightmares are made of.
So well done to the brave souls - including our own Kyra Dawson - who are putting themselves outside their comfort zones for a worthy cause.
I encourage anyone out there with a desire to dance to get involved.
For the more rhythmically-challenged, look out for ticket details closer to the time.
The hospice does an incredible job in the Rotorua community and deserves all the support we can give the event. I'll be there. Just don't expect me to dance.
ShamefulIt's a real shame to hear some locals think it's acceptable to dump their rubbish on the doorsteps of our charity shops.
Opshops play an invaluable role in the community - both in terms of raising money for various charities and giving people on tight budgets affordable options when it comes to clothing, household goods, furniture and the like.
Most are staffed largely by volunteers, who give up their time to sort through donations and make them saleable.
So imagine having to sort through bags containing needles, soiled mattresses, filled nappies and even condoms.
It's a disgrace for which there is no excuse.