#ladyrindt

I don’t need to drag you, it seems like your thesis is doing my work for me 😏

All jokes aside, here’s a compliment and also the truth: you’re an extremely resilient person. I know that you are a bit overwhelmed at the moment, but remember this… You’ve overcome so much, you’ve achieved so much, and despite some bumps along the way? Despite things not going exactly according to plan? You’re doing great.

Yo fam, thanks for the recs - I definitely need to read Niki’s book and I’ve always had an interest to read more on Francois. 

oh my god

i love you

now if one of those little demons ever approach me i wont be as scared ahahah (jk would still probably try and kick their ass)

this is GOLD

i love this!!! 

Another death in the sport that could have been prevented. It's ironic that he was one of the first drivers to bust balls about safety in the sport, was mocked for it, and subsequently died because he got killed by his own seatbelt (basically).

Oh boy, my dance story...

My parents were the ones who signed me up for my first ballet class when I was 3. My first ballet performance, I was a mouse in "Cinderella" and my parents didn't know if I wanted to go up on stage and preform. But I did. I went up there and I wore my little mouse costume (which i still have, it is on a shelf in my closet) and I danced my heart out.

I did other styles of dance for a while but mainly I trained in ballet. I took about a few months off one year because me and my family travelled to England for a family wedding and also at this time I left my studio because we were having trouble with the director.

I ended up joining a competitive dance studio (one that travels to dance competitions and competes, my parents have never let me compete because they say my education is more important, and I agree) and I continued doing ballet. I ended up getting into a slump at this time because I felt like I was losing motivation. I also had a teacher who I didn't enjoy very much (I won't go into many details about her but I no longer take classes from her)

Around the same time I auditioned for a dance company (the one that's called Hype and i like to think as though it was a sign from the universe that I was going to fall in love with u2 since u2 were called the hype, if that makes sense?) And I was lucky enough to earn a spot on the company. I've been with the company for two years now, and I've never been happier. It's like one huge family and our director is like a second mom to me. It's definitely different than my previous training (I've never done hip hop before in my life until I came to the company) but I truly enjoy it and I plan on reauditioning for my spot in two weeks (!!!!) I do still continue training in ballet at my studio and I have a very lovely instructor who I truly love (she also teaches my mom pilates random fact there)

And yea that's my dance story in a nutshell. I love dance so much is because it's just a way for me to express myself and my emotions. I could have the worst day in my life and I'd go and dance and it's like what happened before doesnt matter anymore. And I could never really see myself doing anything else other than dance.

I love Leala so fucking much that it hurts <3 Tell her that she is so good and that she is doing an amazing job!!!!!!!!!