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Starting Slow
On March 15th of 2005, I had my first dance lesson! I was a typical newbie.. overdressed and way too excited. This was the start of a new chapter in my life.. Sammy Davis got first set of heeled tap shoes. -
First Filler
On the 22nd of Apeil in 2006, I had my frist dancce performance! Although I was young and my dance was just a filler, I was so excited to take my family and show them what I learned! Mikhail Baryshnikov stopped dancing and opened up his own company. -
Desired Dancer
On May 18th of 2007, I auditioned for my school talent show, and I got it! I was so happy that the whole school could see that 3rd graders can dance too! It was my first real show. Twyla Tharp got her first Mp3 player- first step into ballet + pop music. -
Community Competition
On August 19th in 2008, our community came together to have a little show, and I (thinking that I am the master of all dance) performed there with my head held high! Michael Jackson's 50th birthday! -
Organization Ornament
Sometime in April in 2009, I was invited to perform at and organization called G.O.D to help fundraise. this is when I finally started taking dance seriously and making it my passion. Martha Graham's death. -
Professional Performance
In 2010, i finally got my first dance costume! Of course, I wasn't anywhere close to being an older dancer, but at least I was getting there! Anna Pavlova made her company debut, dancing in a group of three in La Mal Gardée. -
Joining Joy
In 2011, I finally got to join an advanced dancers group that I would perform with from then on. It was another milestone in my life of dance. Zendaya's audition callback for Shake It Up. -
Finally First-Class
In September of 2012, I became one of the "prestigious" dancer st my school (Ellor center for Dancing Arts), which permitted me to dance at multiple random oppurtunities. Zendaya's birthday! -
Still Standing
To this day, I am still dancing with all of my friends, and we are enjoying just as much as we did the first day. Our favorite part? Looking back on our youngselves and seeing how far we've come. Martha Graham's first critisism- "This isn't dance, this is nonsense movement."
