Showing posts with label SYTYCD. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SYTYCD. Show all posts

Friday, August 6, 2010

Dear Walt Disney,

Dear Walt Disney,
   You're a pretty genius kid. Your business maneuvers are unstoppable and your kingdom is pretty darn magical. The "Sunshine State" radiates only from the beaming children who visit your castle daily. I don't have a childhood memory without you in it.  Like the time I was Cinderella, Jasmine, Jessie and Poke-a-hot-ass (clearly that one was a little more recent) for Halloween. Like the time you taught me to wish upon a star (or was that just an airplane in the night sky?) or the time I believed Centaurs were real until high school (thanks Fantasia for the embarrassment). I would watch Cinderella, the prettiest princess of them all, for every sleepover in a fort we made with the couch.
In middle school I would write "Belle" on my hand as a reminder to say "Bonjour" to everyone at school that day. (Actually I just said "hello") I remember falling in love with Jonathan Taylor Thomas, plastering his pictures on my wall and running to see Lion King the day it came out. I remember that time I woke up Christmas morning to "Patch" waiting for me under the tree. Brother got Rolly. ha. sucks. Patch was much better. 
I feared Captain Hook, Ursula, Jafar and the seven dwarfs. I dreamt of Prince Eric, Prince Charming and Aladdin. 

I've said this before on my blog but if I had to choose my favorite character of yours, Walt, it would have to be Aladdin.  I wanted to be his lover Jasmine, and ride tigers called Raja whenever I fancied. Her off the shoulder aqua bedlah suggest classy and sassy all in one. What male doesn't appreciate a bare shoulder? I would make brother ride my magic carpet casted by none other than Woobie, the baby blanket (which I still have). I got really good at the Genie impressions.

Your only problem dear Walt, is the creation of your characters. They are too damn perfect. Symmetrically flawless. People don't exist like that in real life!



Until...... I met Robert. When I first saw him on So You Think You Can Dance I was mesmerized by his dancing but more importantly I was all consumed by his ability to look freakishly similar to a Ken doll, and then he happened to play one. weird. 


but I knew I loved him for other reasons. He IS ALADDIN IN HUMAN FORM. That wish upon a star really did come true. HOLLA!

MMMMMM. MMM!! look at that hunk of a man with one giant tooth! sexy. 

and incase you need more proof


I mean come on...he even wears the same outfits as Aladdin. You've GOT to be kidding me!
askdjflskj. This just blows me away.



In all seriousness Robert is a pretty stellar dancer. Here is one of his best pieces


Until next time kids....
-x-
la beast

Saturday, June 26, 2010

Wonderful

This song has been on La Beasts life soundtrack the past 48 hours. If you were to peek into my adorable 1940's home you would see me washing the dishes by hand to this song. Dancing around my room while I clean it...bolting around town in Pearl girl to this song and even running at the gym to this song. If you look even closer you will see my hands playing the air drums while i sprint on the treadmill....its very subtle though. Cant scare the strangers. 

MMM The chorus just makes me wanna DANCE.


Wonderful By Annie Lennox


Off to Watch USA kill it!

Have a fabulous Saturday
:)

Friday, July 10, 2009

SYTYCD- Gravity

I have adored this song by Sara Bareilles for quite sometime.  I feel every emotion in this song so I was pleased to find that Mia Michaels did a dance to it. So You Think You Can Dance is the reason I wake up in the summer. Its dances like this that keep me coming back week after week sitting through the mediocre until we reach a gem like this. I must say Mia Michaels constantly produces heart-wrenching, memorable dances from week to week. 
This one is just stunning!
I get chills.

{You need to watch the introduction before the dance to get the story of it} 

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