Welcome, 2008. You're mine.
January 16th 2008 06:06
I felt really inspired recently to get back to my neglected blogs and start writing. Although my mind is filled with more business-related rather than creative writing ideas, I'll try, for the people who keep reading and supporting me, anonymously and consistently.
2007 was a great year for many people I know. It laid the foundation and gave some great opportunities that opened doors in the dance world. Many of my friends made it through several rounds of the So You Think You Can Dance Australia auditions, and a few have made it through to the top 30 and one in the top 20.
My boyfriend of is in La Boheme at the Sydney Opera House, an Italian love story set in Paris where he plays "The Most Handsome Man in France" and ends the first half by walking in with a boom box, decked out in a gold tracksuit and doing a (breakdancing) set.
I have successfully opened my own dance studio (last year we went through a trial period) dead smack in the middle of Sydney CBD and achieved my dream of establishing the D2MG Hip Hop Academy. Competition is fierce, and running a studio is difficult whilst working full-time but at the same time it's the realisation of my dreams coming to life that keeps me going. I asked for all this, there's no point in complaining that it's too hard, or give a half-assed attempt at sustaining my dreams.
Last week, another one of my dreams came true when I managed to secure an exclusive workshop with one of my dance idols, Shaun Evaristo from Gen2/The Company/The Camp. He's almost religiously followed by those in the underground Hip Hop dance scene (what a niche) and no one could believe it when I told them the news. Time's running out because it's in two weeks time on the 29th January, and there'll only be ONE workshop in SYDNEY because of tight schedules. I'll post more details after I get all the promo stuff sorted, so this is just a heads up for now.
What a great start to the year, what an amazing thing it is, to know that you will eventually get what you ask for, if you just believe its possible, believe in yourself and in the people who support you.
I just wanna say hello to all the readers and let you guys know that I'd love to hear from you, just email me trina@hiphop.org.au.
2007 was a great year for many people I know. It laid the foundation and gave some great opportunities that opened doors in the dance world. Many of my friends made it through several rounds of the So You Think You Can Dance Australia auditions, and a few have made it through to the top 30 and one in the top 20.
My boyfriend of is in La Boheme at the Sydney Opera House, an Italian love story set in Paris where he plays "The Most Handsome Man in France" and ends the first half by walking in with a boom box, decked out in a gold tracksuit and doing a (breakdancing) set.
I have successfully opened my own dance studio (last year we went through a trial period) dead smack in the middle of Sydney CBD and achieved my dream of establishing the D2MG Hip Hop Academy. Competition is fierce, and running a studio is difficult whilst working full-time but at the same time it's the realisation of my dreams coming to life that keeps me going. I asked for all this, there's no point in complaining that it's too hard, or give a half-assed attempt at sustaining my dreams.
Last week, another one of my dreams came true when I managed to secure an exclusive workshop with one of my dance idols, Shaun Evaristo from Gen2/The Company/The Camp. He's almost religiously followed by those in the underground Hip Hop dance scene (what a niche) and no one could believe it when I told them the news. Time's running out because it's in two weeks time on the 29th January, and there'll only be ONE workshop in SYDNEY because of tight schedules. I'll post more details after I get all the promo stuff sorted, so this is just a heads up for now.
What a great start to the year, what an amazing thing it is, to know that you will eventually get what you ask for, if you just believe its possible, believe in yourself and in the people who support you.
I just wanna say hello to all the readers and let you guys know that I'd love to hear from you, just email me trina@hiphop.org.au.
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