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New York New York piece choreographed by Ashley, Chloe and Aimee. I'm 3rd from left :)

The Hunt choreographed by Alexis. The girls are vampires trying to kill Connor.....Ruby was in this one, I was in New York New York

The auditorium's fundraiser is called the Performing Arts Spectacular and yesterday and Wednesday night were the performances. It was so fun! Kind of a low stress, high energy type performance. We also performed No Light, choreographed by Brayden Singley (who's now on a mish in Washington!) which we performed at the Welcome Assembly as well. Now the parents got to see it! I love that dance. It's so beautiful and inspiring with the yellow rose petals, strong movements and meaning behind the movement.

After the performance on Wednesday, Emily and I went and asked to Halloween. Ruby tagged along too, but didn't ask since she's not 16 :)
I didn't have anything prepared, so we just went to Emily's got some candy and printed identical pages.
Yep, we asked in the exact same way....hahaha which is ironic because it said,
I'm a senior and out of cute things to say, so how about we just dance the night away?
on orange paper in a spooky font
We also both asked boys named Zach :)

Then yesterday, right after petals, we booked it to Nutcracker rehearsal. (I apologize for the hyper, exhausted, freaking out mood I was in to all the Waltz girls)  Exhaustion+Adrenaline+Friends+Performing+LateNightBallet=CRAZINESS

DC pictures I think turned out cute. We took them in front of the Lion House and I can't wait to see em! :)









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