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There is a huge change that occurs with students from age 2 to age 3. Autonomy alone changes drastically from one age to the next, but think about the mental and physical growth that occurs. In a dance setting, it’s … Continue reading →

Ever wish that God could speak to you directly and give you his thoughts? I often do. I wish he would just reach down and smack me on the back of the head when I do something that doesn’t benefit … Continue reading →

So I am learning to master technology thanks to friends and GOOGLE. I am thinking if I made it through high school, college, two husbands, child birth, and difficult dance classes numbering in the hundreds…how hard can it be? Well, … Continue reading →

Remember that feeling of getting new fall clothes and school supplies? The anticipation as you laid them out for the end of summer to come and beckon a new school year. As adults, we lose a lot of the magic … Continue reading →

Sunday is the start of a new week. A communal with God and all great things church and a chance to redirect my energies into all things possible and positive. Here’s to a great start of your week whether it … Continue reading →

I know it sometimes feels like a job. Hauling the trash, vacumning up crumbs, wiping the sweat and prints off the mirrors….more work than art. But on days like today, the last day of camp, I feel like all of … Continue reading →

I deal with this a lot. I love my clients, but I especially love my students. The bond we build is one that is similar to a close relative. They look to me for help in becoming the dancer and … Continue reading →

This is going to sound ridiculous and so unlike me. I would like money. I would like money to allow me the freedom to do what I do best and share my love of dance with the world. I would … Continue reading →

Yesterday presented new challenges to me. Lots of student melt downs. Difficult, but not impossible to manage. You have to take your feelings away and allow yourself to see through the eyes of another person. If I know the student … Continue reading →