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Sneak Peak of Summer 2022

Today I'm going to be hinting at some of the big things that are coming up this summer, giving you a sneak peak of what you'll be seeing in some of my future blog posts. 

First of all, I'm going to be attending the summer workshop my dance studio does annually in June. Click here to read about last year's summer workshop. We're also going to have two amazing guest artists visit for the workshop and I'm really excited to be taught by them. I'm also going to have some exciting teaching opportunities during this workshop.

In July, I'm going to be attending another dance workshop, but this time, on a much larger scale. It will be at professional Christian ballet company with two guest artists. I'm not only hoping to improve greatly in my dancing, but I also hope to worship and experience God in a whole new way. I've been planning to go for a little while now and am working hard to make the money for the tuition. 

Also in July, I'll be receiving an email from my dance studio with all the details for the fall semester. It will include level placement, schedules, and several other documents with information. 

I can't wait for all the exciting things that are coming up in dance for me! I've been so blessed and can't wait to share more about each of these events in the next several months! 


 James 1:17 (ESV)

Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of lights.


Dancing4Jesus

Psalm 149:3~ Let them praise his name with dancing. (NIV)


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