June 18, 2015


Obviously another Einstein's run was necessary so Kyle, Grace and I went before breakfast. Because you guys know just how much I love coffee<3333

Morning ballet was nice but Musical Theatre with Marcus was so much fun I loved it. The theatre kids (Grace, Avery, and Kyle) came over and we did a few across the floor warm ups and then learned a "Singin' In The Rain" combo and Grease "Summer Loving" combo which were both so so so fun. Loved that class<33

Again today, Piper and I had a two hour rehearsal which is so exhausting. Thrilling and fun, but utterly exhausting. But then we had interdisciplinary where we glued our images into our journals and began brainstorming ideas of what to make for our final project.

THE BEST PART OF THE DAY THOUGH WAS: CROSS DISCIPLINARY HIP HOP CLASS WITH JADE! Literally, so much fun. And there was good across the board participation, so our combination to "Bad Blood" by Taylor Swift was really cool, fun, and pretty good (if I do say so myself<3).

Our evening activity was Music Night where we were privileged to watch some professors perform such as Dr. Crane, Dr. Lara, Dr. Zyko, and various others! Then we played a few games and learned the cup song which was an interesting process.


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