Weekend Whatevers | Fall's Around the Corner!

Hi everyone! School has started, the weather is getting cooler- sorta, and Starbucks is now officially serving their pumpkin spice lattes! I think I am allowed to get a little excited for fall now. It is sad to see summer go, but the new season brings some much-needed refreshment. I am striving to focus especially on embracing the peace, grace, and hope that God has for me this season. I've started a new 90-day devotional I am quickly falling in love with, and also started a new Instagram account to help distinguish the start of this new season and to serve sort of as milestones for it. Continue reading on to my "Weekend Whatevers" listed below for more details on these things and to discover what all else I have been up to!  This week's [WW] addition is a fun one including lots of good pictures!

Therefore,  since we have been justified through faith, we a have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ,  through whom we have gained access by faith into this grace in which we now stand.  And we boast in the hope of the glory of God.  Not only so, but we also glory in our sufferings, because we know that suffering produces perseverance; perseverance, character; and character, hope.  And hope does not put us to shame,  because God’s love has been poured out into our hearts through the Holy Spirit, who has been given to us.

Romans 5:1-4

 

Just drove by this hot air balloon looking like it's about to land,
on my early morning commute and wanted to share!
#livinginlancaster

1. Thee amazing Connie, my boss at Cavod Performing Arts blessed each of us instructors with a copy of THIS beautifully designed 90-Day devotional by Cleere Cherry. Though I originally underestimated it- not really a fan of small, pithy, daily devotionals by unknown authors I've never heard of before, I am falling in love with this devotional, and feel like it is speaking straight to my soul! Connie if you're out there reading this, "Thank you"!

2. The devotional prompted me to look into Cleere Cherry. Who knew she was so cool!?

3. People! I am pulling out my paints! The Lord has been doing something in me, stirring up and reawakening my love for colors, crafts, and creating through the means of materials I haven't used in a long while; watercolor, paper crafts, calligraphy, and collaging! It still might be a while before I get back into the sewing...the burnout from that is very real, but I do hope to get back into it sooner than later. I have even pulled out some of my adult coloring books for the evenings my brain is at lower capacity. I'm just getting started so I hope you'll stick around for when I am able to start getting some photos up of some of the things I have been working on! For now, I wanted to share with you two Instagram accounts that I have really been inspired by and that have helped to facilitate my falling back in love with watercolor again! If you like watercolor too, check out mamathingcrafts, and madelinekerrii.

4. I have been reading books like crazy lately! I think it is my newest outlet! This new hobby is what led me to create my latest Instagram account Dailylilreads, in hopes of documenting my journey reading literature, the Word of God, and hopefully also creating a bit of a community around it. Would you please check out the account and maybe even give it a follow if it is your thing? I'm really excited about it!


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Okay, so speaking of crafting. It has been a long time since I have taken my hand to ceramic painting. I wouldn't say it was ever my favorite thing to do. I used to be a part of a ceramic painting club through 4H when I was young, but I'm not really sure why. Perhaps I enjoyed it more when I was younger, but at this point, I've definitely mostly grown out of the love for it - I suppose because I have simply found my crafting niche elsewhere, but recently I made a visit to The Pottery Works in downtown Lancaster with some friends, and even though it is not my forte, I totally enjoyed the experience. Give it a go if you are in downtown Lancaster! You don't have to be a Picasso in order to still have a good time! "The Pottery Works" is way better than the one found in Park City Mall. It is worth the trip and there is a parking garage conveniently placed right across the street from it so finding parking may even be easier than finding a lot at the mall on a busy day!

6. I have been living a "hop, skip, and a jump away" from Lancaster City for 3 years now and am ashamed to say that I still really haven't given it a decent exploration session, but lately I have been really getting out; seeing the sights and doing the things! Maybe this is the year I become better acquainted with our city. This past Friday was my grandma's birthday and to treat her we took her to "El Rincón Ponceño", a wonderful Puerto Rican restaurant on the corner of Queen and Walnut! The food was pretty good. Not sure it could live up to my grandma's own cooking but it was pretty close. What impressed me most were the charming personalities of the cooks who also doubled as waitresses and the friendly and efficient customer service they offered. They put a smile on my grandma's face so we tipped them well and were happy enough!




7. Sickman's Mill might be my new favorite summer spot. Too bad I discovered just how fun tubing there is on their last week of offering it until next summer. Oh well. If it is a long winter at least I will have tubing to look forward to! Thanks to my friend Marisa for convincing me to go!

8. I have been SO into Classical music lately! I always seem to get in this mood as it just seems right with the ushering in of Fall. I just feel like classical music goes so well with the transition from this particular season to the next. All the sounds of the instruments and musical notes just seem to mimic and correspond so well to the sight of the beautiful autumn leaves falling, graceful birds migrating, and soft flecks of sunshine gleaming through the tree branches. I find appreciation for most all composers, but some of my favorites are Mozart, Chopin, Vivaldi, and the contemporary, Max Richter. 

9. In a previous "Weekend Whatever" post, I mentioned about trying a new hair product, Loreal Ever Pure Bond Strengthening shampoo and conditioner for my curly hair. Now I am going to give you an update and share my experience and opinion on it. My friend who recommended it to me swore by it, claiming a noticeable difference of it taming her frizzys and strengthening her hair follicles (even though it is recommended for color-treated hair which none of ours are)! 
On the onset of using it on my hair, I first noticed the smell. Not a bad smell, but generally just very fragrant, but an interesting scent, like none other I can compare it to! Nither the shampoo or conditioner generated much sudsiness when lathered in, which I did not like, and actually kind of thought it left my hair feeling tangled and dry under water, neither was I a fan of what my curly hair looked like once it was dry. I mean, it wasn't any worse than it normally is, but for the price of the shampoo and conditioner I would have expected better results, also especially with how much my friend was talking it up. 
BUT, I will say, on my follow up wash, days later, my hair folicles surprisingly did feel much more silky, less tangled, and stronger, under water. I was so surprised. Not sure what to think of that. I really should give this product a second chance. BUT let me just wrap this up by sharing a product that I MYSELF recommend, and personally testify without a doubt, it to be a wonder-working, sure-to-please product you'll love. I know my curly hair does! Given to me by another friend (Thanks again Marisa 😄), THIS Mielle Organics Rosemary Mint Strengthening Hair Masque has successfully been able to nourish my hair wonderfully, giving shape and definition to my every curl! I feel my previously abused and damaged hair has rediscovered and embraced it's natural curl pattern again all thanks to this magical hair masque! It's been making me feel so happy and beautiful! Give it a try and let me know what you think! I've seen it in Walmart and Target. 
 10. I finally can say I've been to Philadelphia. I still experienced only the tip of the iceberg and really need to make a trip back there to experience the rest, but my friend and I decided to take a spontaneous trip to visit one of her favorite spots, Chinatown. I got to experience Dim Sum (like Chinese brunch!), and we also visited the Drexel University Campus. It was a good time!

Ocean-Harbor, Amazing Dim Sum Restuarant- 1023 Race St, Philadelphia, PA 19107

Thanks for following along with my adventure!I hope you had a fantastic Labor Day Weekend!Until next time,Blessings in Christ!

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Weekend Whatever's - Colorado Springs Style!

Hey Friends! I hope you all are enjoying your last couple weeks of summer! I just wanted to drop a few pictures and links here to fill you all in on what I have been up to this past week! I spent my whole last week in Colorado Springs, Colorado visiting and catching up with a dear old friend of mine (a Fellow Ballet Magnificat Alumni)! I have been to Colorado before, in my past days touring with Ballet Magnificat, but it sure was wonderful to visit the state for leisure, without a preplanned agenda or any obligations, not to mention how wonderful it was reuniting with my friend again after so many years! 
I spent most of my time catching up, relaxing with, and learning from my friend about what she has been up to, and what her new life of marriage and parenting has been like. It was such an enriching trip! 

Garden of The Gods, Colorado Springs CO

We had beautiful weather every day and it wasn't hard to fall in love with the beautiful big blue sky and magnificent mountain ranges in the backdrop wherever we went! Like a good tourist I took many pictures! Continue reading below to see a few of them, and read the handful of "Weekend-Whatevers", random facts and discoveries I made during my time in Colorado Springs, Colorado!

The mountainous skyline and Pikes Peak in the background

Striking a pose in front of the red rocks at Garden of The Gods

The "Kissing Camels"

"Balance Rock"

Nature sighting at Garden of the Gods

Monument Lake

Quality Friendship

  1. Visiting The Gardens of the Gods in Colorado Springs, was quite the experience, such a different landscape than what I'm used to here on the east coast!
2. I'll continue my Weekend Whatevers today bragging on my friend who provided me with amazing meals all week! Even her simple over-easy eggs we'd have at least once every day were delicious! I was told the "secret" ingredient was McCormick Culinary Mesquite Barbecue Seasoning!
3. Along with the BBQ seasoning, my friend also convinced me to add iron supplements to my grocery list after explaining to her my experience lately with lack of energy, informing me of their power in increasing red blood cells, producing muscle cells, and helping with overall body function and regulation.
4. Also THIS, Loreal Ever Pure Bond Strengthening shampoo and conditioner for my curly hair. My friend is very convincing. 
5. During my week in Colorado, I picked up this book from my friends' bookshelf, "Saving Your Marriage Before It Starts" and was able to start and finish it all in that one week. UM, THIS BOOK WAS LIFE CHANGING, bringing clarity to my fogged-up brain as of late, and providing me with a godly perspective on how healthy marital relationships are established, ones that are cut out for the long run. This book was such a helpful, but also EASY read, and I HIGHLY recommend it to any and everybody looking for love no matter what gender or stage of life they are in! Get it! Read it! Do it! One of the things I most appreciated about this book most was how it affirmed me in the good ways I subconsciously went about doing things in my previous relationship, which was so encouraging, but then also, I found myself wishing I had read this book before having entered into that previous dating relationship, as I felt I would have been better able to articulate myself and feelings in conversation about certain things if that would have been the case.
6. With love on the brain I have been getting an itch to re-read this beautiful and epic love story again. "A Severe Mercy" is one of my most favorite books I have ever read.
7. On our way to Colorado Springs from the Denver airport, we stopped at IKEA. It was a first-time experience for me. And it was AMAZING. From the Swedish meatballs to all the showrooms; I thought for a hot second that I was in heaven.

8. Though this music band has no longer been touring as of 2021, my friend introduced me to the band Rivers and Robots which I have absolutely fallen in love with, especially the song "Shepherd Of My Soul".
9. And just one other song I have recently discovered that has been ministering to my soul lately.
10. Lastly, along the theme of relationships and wisdom, check out this podcast I was introduced to during my trip, Boundless. It's based out of Colorado Springs, CO! I have really been enjoying it.

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Weekend Whatevers

My First "Weekend Whatevers" post this year! Wahoo!
Well y'all, we just completed our first week of 2021. Without taking into consideration all the crazy news headlines from the past week, I'd say it's been a pretty good first week of the year for me, by God's grace. I'm just doing what I can to keep my chin up, be kind, live justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with my God (Micah 6:8) I read this cool quote this week: 

Unexpected kindness is the most powerful, least costly, and most underrated agent of human change. ~ BobKerrey

 

Having experienced that unexpected kind smile from that person I made eye contact with crossing the street the other day, that unexpected hug from a sister at church, or even a kind unexpected compliment coming from that sweet cashier in the grocery store, I believe this quote to be true. Unexpected assaults of kindness can totally demolish any negative thoughts I have or bitterness floating around in my mind, can lift my soul when it's weary, and can even redirect and transform my attitude and way of thinking for a day. Knowing how random acts of kindness affect me, I want to do my best to pass on the kindness to others! I know I can't change the world this way, but if can positively impact the sphere of people the Lord has placed me amongst, then why not! Ya with me? Maybe you can help me to brainstorm different unexpected ways we can bless and treat kindly those people all around us. Share your thoughts in the comments below. 

Just me and G unwinding after a long but successful first week...

1. I'll begin my Weekend Whatevers today by sharing with you about the new daily devotional I've started for this year:  Experiencing God Day by Day Devotional by Henry T. Blackaby & Richard Blackaby. I absolutely am loving it! I have an in-the-palm-of-your-hand sized copy. I appreciate how even though the concepts are shared in a short and concise manner, they still pack very convicting and profound punches of edification. It is an easy read. I actually look forward to reading it in the mornings because I know I will be able to fit it in. I have just discovered there is also an Experiencing God Bible Study by the same people I will definitely have to look into next.
2. The Five Silent Years of Corrie ten Boom is the book I've started reading for 2021. So far so good. We'll see how long it takes me to finish!
3. I also have to mention how in love I am with my NEW John McArthur Study Bible gifted to me by my Grandpa, one last gift before he went to be with Jesus. Y'all this bible is amazing. Just taking in how many cross refreences he sites, that alone, has led me to saving faith all over again, HA, and without yet even reading them.
4. I stumbled upon this really cool blog, Soveryblessed.com and wanted to share this post with you about the 6 super foods that would be a great idea to keep in your kitchen. I found this article really helpful and interesting not because I am looking to lose weight or anything but just because the foods discussed in this article are simply really healthy and nutritious, and would make great staples to anyone diet. It's a new year! Who ISN'T making strides to improve their health around this time? 
5. Let's talk movies! Has anyone else seen the movie "Soul" by Disney? I thought it was pretty good. I appreciated it paying homage to musicians and artist, but I don't feel the need to own this one. If you have see Disney's Insideout, it kind of reminded me of that movie, butin my opinion better. I was not a fan of the "Great Before" concept.
6. I also recently got the chance to watch the movie "I Believe" for the first time. My cousin spoke SO highly of it! I LOVE me a good Christian movie, but this one did not do much for me. It was somewhat predictable, and though I hate to compare true stories, I think "I Can Only Imagine" was so much better, in storyline but also production. 
7. If any of you love shopping at Bath & Body Works like I do, NOW is the time to shop. Twice a year they hey hold their Huge Semi-Annual Sales, January and June I believe, and they are the sales I hold out all year for! 50% off sale items - ya gotta check it out! I always make sure to stock up on their wall flower fragrance refills!
8. Let me tell you about these High-Rise Ankle Length Faux Leather Jogger Pull-On Pants I recently bought for myself, and my grandma for Christmas (yeah, my G-ma is that cool) from Target, I am OBSESSED. I am definitely glad I read the reviews because they definitely do run extremely large, don't fit exactly right in the hips, and oddly, make a bit of noise when you walk, okay maybe kinda loud, BUT they are sooo cute if worn well, and for the price that even other faux leather pants go for, they are definitely a steal! ! ! ! I am in love and wish I could wear them everyday.
9. Right now I am really into "Five Iron Frenzy" and their songs "Every New Day" and "On Distant Shores". I know they are SO dated, but it can't be denied that they're really unique, fun, and deep artists!
10. On an entirely different note, I think it was my mom who introduced me to this really neat online learning platform called Alison where you can enroll in taking FREE courses offering numbers of different relevant and valuable subjects. I mean, it is not like getting a collage degree but if you are interested in exploring a certain topic, developing your current skills in a given area, or want to dip your toes into learning a new trade, this website might be a great place to start. Check it out! I think I might be interested in looking into some of their business, marketing, or computer science courses.


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Weekend Whatevers

Hey friends! I hope you had a good weekend! I am excited to say I've finally broken through a creative mind block I kept coming up against prior to this past weekend. I was so concerned and distraught over the creative block that I was having trouble sleeping a few nights last week, but I finally had some successful craft sessions on Saturday and it felt amazing to be back at it. How did I break through my creative block you ask? ONE: I just had to force myself to sit down and START something and TWO: LOTS of pursing through artsy IG accounts for inspiration.

  

1. I'll start my Weekend Whatevers today by sharing you my most favorite IG account discovered this weekend: @getmessyartjournal affiliated with getmessyart.com

2. Something else I discovered recently is THIS SONG I absolutely love, written and sung by one of my Pastors, Doug Plank, from Crossway Church.

3.   I hope you guys are faring well in quarantine. Here are some idea's from xRhythms.co.uk on how you can interact with your friends during this time of social distancing and still have lots of fun! 

 4. Fun fact: Did you know I have written articles for xRhythms?! Check out my articles HERE!

5. Speaking of things to do in lockdown and articles I have written, have you seen my recent post about doing an At Home Scavanger Hunt?

6. I'm sure this is old news by now, but just incase this slipped by you, have you seen this virtual social-distancing chiour made up of 65 different churches from across the UK coming together to sing The UK Blessing, a blessing over their land during this time of shut down? I know their are along of different virtual choir compelations floating around out there but THIS ONE is SO UNBELIEVABLY POWERFUL. I get chills everytime I watch it.dd

7. I know Mother's Day has past and that this song by Mark Masri is a little dated, but it's new to me and I just love the lyrics, totally verbalizes how I feel about my AWESOME MOMMA whose birthday happens to be today! She's my biggest fan, and I'm hers! "Love you momma!" ..and isn't that dance just PRECIOUS!

8. Have you seen my latest post, "My Day in the Life Quarantined", where I share my experience of doing an Instagram Takeover with Cavod Academy of the Arts sharing what my Quarantined life is like? It was super fun and you might find it intersting so go check it out!

9. Has anybody elses social media feeds been littered with ads from this company? I SO want a pair of those pants! they look so comfy! 

10. Lastly check out this stunning work put together by the Miami City Ballet! You can take the dancer out of the studio but not the dance out of them!

So I realize the bulk of my weekend whatever this week are youtube videos. Somewhat revealing to how I've been spending my time, I guess that is what happens when one is in quarantine for so long. :)

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Visited by an Amish Man | Weekend Whatevers

 -  Challenge  Day  Two  . Establishing  Better   Sleep  .  Weekend Whatevers  -

So my mom and I have this running joke that the place I live in is Rapunzel's tower because I live in an attic and you have to climb up this black menacing-looking staircase to get to it. Well, lately I've been feeling like Rapunzel with all this quarantining. One of my favorite COVID memes that I've seen so far says, "Let's not forget that Rapunzel was quarantined and met her future husband so let’s think positively here". You know I'm all about staying positive! 
Well, it was all jokes and giggles until the other day I woke up to a horse valiantly neighing outside my window. Half-awake, my first thought was "Prince Charming!?!?!" But Nope. Just my Amish Landlord. 

I hope you enjoyed that little story.

 
...Yes, my Landlord is Amish, and how that works? I don't have the slightest idea. Now on to our Weekend Whatevers!

1. These Fox Run Cookie Cutters. SO CUTE! I've just discovered Fox Run manufacturers and that they have cookie cutters of all shapes you could think of! Wouldn't a set of these really step up your quarantine cookie making game?! 

2. I am sad because my very favorite necklace is starting to tarnish and turn my neck green...so I've starting looking ahead. I am in LOVE with this Kendra Scott necklace and have been looking at it for years, literally. It is a pretty penny, but the real deal, so maybe just maybe I can convince myself to invest in a necklace that will last.  

3.   I've been sewing away! Have you seen the LCDancewear Sale that just went up! 

 4. If you haven't yet seen this quarantine disney spoof then you haven't lived.

5. This Kate Tempest poem seriously moves me. I'm obsessed. 

6. Mother's day is right around the corner and these customizable towels would make a great gift for expressing your appreciation to them!  

7. My creations have been a little different lately. If you need a mask message me.  

8. Have you guys heard of the fasinating Parkinsons Law which totally explains why I'm having a hard time working from home and managing my time; Not to be confused with the Law of triviality (which I only came across by accident when looking for the other law) equally interesting but led me to giggle inside having flashbacks of the days of fundraiser meetings and summer workshop planning sessions with Ballet Mag.  

9. I've decided I need more square-neckline dresses in my life. Dreaming and window shoping online. Cute, Cute, and Cute... 

10. I'm really proud of what I made this weekend! What did you do this weekend?

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30- Day Challenge

• My Daily Challenge: Regulate sleeping patterns.

• My Daily Prayer: "Lord I come to you in complete helplessness and weakness. I know that what it's going to take to successfully accomplish this challenge is NOT within me. In my flesh, I am lazy, undisciplined, and indulgent. Lord would you conform me to Christ and give me the strength, resoluteness, and discipline to accomplish this task. I know wasting my day away in sleep is not glorifying you, though neither is staying up through the watches of the night toiling or being anxious. I pray to you and ask that you would help me to regulate my sleeping hours in the way that would be most glorifying to you and healthy for me. Would honoring you and doing life for you be my motivation for getting out of bed each day, and would you grant me the discipline I need to stop my projects in the evening, and the peace I need to lay my head own on the pillow each night trusting that you are bigger than my to do list.
  
  AMEN."

• The Approach: Well, it is already too late to go to bed at a decent hour tonight, oops, but tomorrow is a new day. Mark my words: 

• I am going to shoot for getting no less than 7 hours of sleep
• I am going to discontinue sleeping with my phone at night.
• The snooze button will no longer be an option.
• I will not allow myself to go back to sleep if I wake up before my alarm as an effort to better learn and listen to my body

That's it folks. Wish me luck.

• My Progress: 

• Meal Plan (continuing)

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How I Quarantine | Weekend Whatevers

Entering into week three of quarantine; I finally feel like I starting to find my rhythm. It is interesting to think how every day we live is making history, but somehow I think these recent days, in particular, are going to be quite memorable ones years from now when we look back. I want to live long enough to be able to look back on these days, God willing (#stayhome), and I want to remember these days as good ones! How about you?

Hey friends! How are you guys doing? I'd love to know what you guys are doing to survive your time of social distancing!? Even though I am an introvert, it still took me a few days of adjusting to figure out how to use all the free time I now have on my hands being stuck at home. I've started teaching some online virtual ballet classes which has been fun. I have yet to sit down with my sewing machine, but I have been SO longing to, with so many new leotard designs floating around in my head. My goal before the end of this quarantine is to bring those designs into existence. Here's hoping I have enough supplies on hand being that all non-essential shops are closed. Do you have anything you'd like to accomplish during your time in quarantine? I hope you had a great weekend and have a wonderful week ahead! Below is a list of other things floating around in my head that you might find interesting. Enjoy these "Weekend Whatevers" I came up with.

1. Have you guys heard of the movie "I Still Believe"? I feel like everyone is talking about it and heard that it is really good. I hope to see it soon. IMDB describes it "The true-life story of Christian music star Jeremy Camp and his journey of love and loss that looks to prove there is always hope." It available for stream online on many platforms! 
2. One thing I've been doing a lot of is baking during this quarantine! Banana bread, black bean-avocado brownies, 3-ingredient peanut butter cookies. What should I make next?
3.  For some reason I've been really taken by this song lately. I even think it is considered a Christmas song, but I love it so much, bringing me much comfort in this season.

4. Something else I've been really into lately is cleaning my house. Fun fact: Mixing Hydrogen peroxide with Windex is my favorite cleaning solution for cleaning carpet and fabrics! It's a thing! You should try it! It works!

5. One so of my favorite ways to stay in shape during this time of quarantine are doing these videos. I think this girl, Cassey Ho of Blogilates, is my new favorite Youtube workout coach.
6. If you don't already know about "Proverb 31 Ministry's" First 5 App  you need to go download this daily devotional app right now! I just finish a study on Leviticus and Hebrews and it was SO good. I'm sad it is over but good thing they have tons of other studies. They never let me down, 

7. Speaking of apps, I downloaded this new, money-making, survey-taking app call Zap. Deparate times call for desparate measures. I actually really like it! I don't know if my opinion or voice really makes a difference taking Zap's surveys, but the surveys are all  great, easy enough, and not to long. I've only had the app for three days and have already racked up $8.30!

8. I am really missing my "London Fogs" from the Roosted Roaster at the Kitchen Kettle Village, so I decided to start making my own and are delicious!

9. You guys, I really want to own this book. Thats all. :)

10. So doing online virtual ballet classes from home is becoming a thing! Dance educators are exploring a whole new territory when I comes to technology, but I've really been enjoying the process and am enthusiastic to share my knowledge of dance to the world through these classes regardless of us all being confined to our homes. If you are interested in recieving a special private ballet class from me during the month of April contact me via email or any of my other social media platforms!

I’ve been temporarily out of employment due to the corona outbreak, so I’m taking $10 donations via Paypal for Live private classes, but I’d be happy to provide a class for any amount or free, to meet you wherever you are at. I know I’m not the only one in a tight position and I just really want to bless the dance community with this. I want to hear from you if your interested! Thanks for your consideration! :)

ALSO,  one of the studios I teach at, Cavod, will be offering dance classes online! If you are looking for online dance classes of all kinds (and your studio is unable to offer you classes online - please check with your home studio first), Let me know and I'll get you connected to the right people! #Keepdancing

Working on proper body alignment and posture with the help of my toilet paper roll. 

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