okay, sad
It's been exactly one month since the last time I posted. sad. So I guess you could say not much has happened. I mean, not much of consequence.
Economics became the love of my life... and within a day or so I decided that we really just have a love-hate relationship. So much for economics.
I'm changing my major - for the last time - to political science. Looks like I've gone full-circle in my adventure of six majors over the past two and a half years. It probably would have been good to just stick to poli sci way back when. I could be graduating in a year or so if I hadn't wasted my time like that. But at the same time, I have enjoyed dance and all of that. So I guess it's not time wasted... it's just... more time for me to get better at ballroom.
Speaking of, DanceSport competition went really well. I got to the semifinal round in my event, Silver Waltz, with a partner that I met six days before the competition. I was thrilled. Since I'm not very blog-savvy, if you want to see pictures... try following these directions:
- go to www.legacyphotos.net
- click on "ballroom" at the top of the page
- type in "March2006" and "Provo" (it's case sensitive and doesn't like spaces, so pay attention)
- Look at "Saturday - Session 5" or "Saturday - Session 6"
- Look for "BYU 284 Silver Standard Waltz" and there should be pictures of me in any link except for the final round.
Very exciting, right? Check it out. I'm wearing a bubble gum pink shirt with a black skirt and my partner is about a foot taller than me and wearing a vest. He has spiky hair.
P.S. It's probably easier to find pictures of me in the "Saturday - Session 6" category because there are fewer couples. Notice the huge strides I had to take to keep up with my partner. And he was even trying to take small-ish steps. I wish I was a little taller sometimes.
Also, if you want to see me dancing, I'll be at 270 of the Richards Building for Medals Exams this week on Wednesday 3/29 at 12:00 noon. Medals are qualifying exams where you pay money and a professional adjudicator comes and gives you a score and feedback. It's great to hear what they have to say because it gives you a few things to focus on to become a better dancer.
Economics became the love of my life... and within a day or so I decided that we really just have a love-hate relationship. So much for economics.
I'm changing my major - for the last time - to political science. Looks like I've gone full-circle in my adventure of six majors over the past two and a half years. It probably would have been good to just stick to poli sci way back when. I could be graduating in a year or so if I hadn't wasted my time like that. But at the same time, I have enjoyed dance and all of that. So I guess it's not time wasted... it's just... more time for me to get better at ballroom.
Speaking of, DanceSport competition went really well. I got to the semifinal round in my event, Silver Waltz, with a partner that I met six days before the competition. I was thrilled. Since I'm not very blog-savvy, if you want to see pictures... try following these directions:
- go to www.legacyphotos.net
- click on "ballroom" at the top of the page
- type in "March2006" and "Provo" (it's case sensitive and doesn't like spaces, so pay attention)
- Look at "Saturday - Session 5" or "Saturday - Session 6"
- Look for "BYU 284 Silver Standard Waltz" and there should be pictures of me in any link except for the final round.
Very exciting, right? Check it out. I'm wearing a bubble gum pink shirt with a black skirt and my partner is about a foot taller than me and wearing a vest. He has spiky hair.
P.S. It's probably easier to find pictures of me in the "Saturday - Session 6" category because there are fewer couples. Notice the huge strides I had to take to keep up with my partner. And he was even trying to take small-ish steps. I wish I was a little taller sometimes.
Also, if you want to see me dancing, I'll be at 270 of the Richards Building for Medals Exams this week on Wednesday 3/29 at 12:00 noon. Medals are qualifying exams where you pay money and a professional adjudicator comes and gives you a score and feedback. It's great to hear what they have to say because it gives you a few things to focus on to become a better dancer.
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