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i knew we were keeping bryce around for a reason! after attempting to teach me to line dance (yeah yeah, laugh it up!) he started doing this.... showoff! jenn & alex got video of all the shenanigans on their celphones... (thankfully those won't appear on flickr.... no-one needs to see katie dancing!) getting these shots with a lensbaby was a real pain... note to self: lens baby bad for action shots.
... and is anyone surprised by the fact that all he eats is sugar all day? nope, not me! oh to be 22 again....
The Breakerz, a dance group at Harding Middle School, were in the national spotlight last year when they performed at the White House at a celebration of the Turnaround Arts program. On April 1, they hosted the Youth Breakdancing Battle 2017, bring together students, parents and community members for a workshop on the art and a little friendly competition. Congratulations to East junior Enrique Davis on winning the event and Windsor 4th grader Jaiden Martel on being runner-up, and thanks to coach Anthony San for organizing the event.
On my way to Berlin I met two breakdancers at Schipol Airport, Amsterdam who where on their way to a Breakdancing competition called B Girls. I also went to the competition- it was excellent. People were making moves I didnt realise were even possible- it was great!
Went to breakdancing audtion today but not on purpose. These guys were really good. I have plenty of others but liked this one because the sumo wrestler photo in the background matches the dancer.
What was otherwise a pretty poor Pav (no second years whatsoever!)
was brightened up considerably by the appearance of some breakdancers
who, amazingly, were actually really good - you usually just get
people who think that they can breakdance, but these guys actually
could. They all got a huge round of applause afterwards.
When the little man was just a babe I bought him this polar fleece blanket...in a little shop in Reykjavik, Iceland. Everything in that shop was made from polar fleece. Some day I'd like to get back there...and maybe commission a head to toe suit of fuzzy polar fleece. That'd be hot (literally and figuratively).