Dancer dancing soon again

When I started this blog I had intentions of calling it Dancer Dancing Daily. I had just moved back home and was seriously going to embark on a journey that I thought would suit me just fine. I was going to try and dance professionally. I had mapped out what classes I would take ... Rhapsody Monday Wed Fri audition on the weekends and try a jazz class here and there, Neil and Jared late night on thurs and ryan on fri. I thought i wa doing the damn thing. Little did I know God a different plan for me. I got sick like three weeks after getting home from school in january. And by sick I mean I was dizzy all of the time. Realizing it was vertigo,I tried my best to stay living the life I was... Going to dance class everyday at BDC and hoptowhatship on Fridays... Struggling to face the fact that something was wrong with me. I couldn't dance. Now in my brain I'm thinking wtf I can't dance... That doesn't make any sense ... Everyone can dance or at least try to right? Well not me. One day in early March I was walking to the LIRR like normal and all of the sudden my body tensed up muscles all tightened in my back, legs became weak, toes went numb and there it was - I was standing in the street helpless and immobilized. Now granted it may have been for only a minute... It felt like forever and I knew then and there the rest of my life would be different. I have multiple sclerosis and some part of me would deal with this, everyday for the rest of my life. And you know what nothing could change that. Not a doctor... He didn't have much to say and medicine doesn't help this disease. Not a friend... One friend told me oh Courtney from SYTYCD has it and she's fine.. Little does she know very patient is different extremely different ... Not my parents...they're scared just like me. I will have to conquer it on my own.
I guess the point of this post is live. LIVE. That old saying dance like nobody is watching is such a proverb to live by because u never know when that could be taken away from you and each time you dance you want to do it with such fierce and perform with such tenacity that it's like your in your mirror on a Saturday morning.
I'm slowly getting back to my old self, but I'm constantly living in fear of another attack caused by excessive physical activity. Either way I want to spread the message to dance like its your last dance. I would love to go back to the last class I was in a give it my all. Not knowing it would be the last one I go to for months.

Like the first day of School

Inspiration blooms like flowers in the spring.

I never thought I would want to blog until two things happened recently: I wrote a self-reflecting poem for class (see below) and I was asked during an interview if I blog/why i don't blog.  I'm excited, nervous, anxious and eager to share my thoughts, like its the first day of school. My passion for music and dance will beam through this blog like a light at night...so enjoy =)

beyonce, Beyonce, BEYONCE

I stumbled upon this video on worldstarhiphop.com that displays this girl basically goin in on Beyonce about the lyrics to her new song, Run the World. Now, i'm no extreme feminist, but this girl has some valid points. I do agree that there are it is idealistic for anyone to write lyrics about demanding feminine power in such a male dominated world. However, where do you suggest someone start? One would hope that females with political power would use their power to encourage and get bills passed for gender equality, discouraging domestic violence and other issues women of any race face around the globe. But shouldn't we all encourage Beyonce to make songs that encourage women to be who they want to be, despite all the forces against them. Obviously, Beyonce cannot change the perception of every man on the planet to the idea that Girls really do run the world.  LET people dream. In the video this girl mentions how Beyonce is putting false impressions in young girls' heads about girls really having power. Ummmm wtf. If you don't believe in the idea that something can happen, change will not occur. I believe that if girls believe they have power, they will be less likely to allow discrimination, workplace harassment, and other disrespectful acts against them. Like you said, a shift needs occur. I'm pretty sure Beyonce realizes that too. She wrote a song about an idea that may be false in the present, but forces one to dream about the future, has a hot beat and is making her some damn money. Why hate?

I could go on and on in response to this person's video, but hopefully Beyonce makes a comment about her own lyrics sometime soon.

here's the video:http://www.worldstarhiphop.com/videos/video.php?v=wshh6894XQ45OsUZLsxb