Lessons learned

Conversation:


Me: Yay! I'm graduating in 93 days!!!
Lab partner: Oh sweet! Congrats! What are you graduating in?
Me: Health science; emphasis in public health!!!
Lab partner: Nice! What about your minor?
Me: Dance! 
Lab partner: Just dance...?
Me: Yeeees... dance. It one of my favorite things to do!
Lab partner: Well that's a nice... it sounds funintersting jdsiuehfijkxle.




Conversation #2 {lesson learned}


Boy in anatomy lab. we'll call him Chuck.


Chuck: Can you believe we only 10 days of school left? Finals are next week!!
Me: And so is graduation!!! Boo-yah!
Chuck: Are you a health science major?
Me: Yup; public health emphasis!
Chuck: What did you decided to minor in? I'm thinking I should minor in chemistry or something...
Me: Oh good luck. Chem is hard but I'm minoring in kinesthetic studies & movement analysis.
Chuck: kinesthetic...? That sounds complex! 
Me: I laugh and think yes Chuck, yes it is.

Denishaw dancers

"I see dance being used as communication between body and soul, to express what it too deep to find for words."  -Ruth St. Denis


"Dance is the hidden language of the soul."  -Martha Graham

Drum Jam

Dear husband,

For my dance class I have to plan a 2 hour recital. I have to plan decorations, costumes, props, choreography style, design the program and find lots and lots of awesome music!

I decided to go with an African safari theme and I'm addicted!

I've always loved African dancing

It's grounded, loose, energetic and uses your whole body.

And the music is beautiful! I've seriously searched through hundreds of different songs and found 20 songs I find perfect for the recital.

I'm actually quite happy and impressed with the recital I have planned.

Here are 2 songs I'm completely addicted to.

and of course the song Wavin' Flag from the 2010 World Cup (which I've had stuck in my head since Saturday)