Dancing is letting your whole emotions out,at the moment I'm really sad so I just dance it out. I'm not in a studio yet but I'm going in 2 days, I can't wait but at the same time I'm scared because I'm afraid the teacher is going to pick on me. I guess more of me wants to go, so I can be a famous dancer someday.
I'm only 14 and I'm really good we'll I think anyway. Life has been hard firstly my dad died In a car accident. But my mum has a lot of confidence in me. Secondly my boyfriend broke up with me because I'm not popular at school.
I collapsed on my bed exhausted, I rested my eyes and slowly started to fall asleep.
I woke up to birds signing, I was exited for tomorrow so I wanted to practise. I ran outside to enjoy the warm sunlight on my skin. I got my bike and rode to the beach. I ran down the hot sand and went down to the water. I found some small cool shells and placed them in a straight line. I took a couple of steps back and ran as fast as I could the wind pushing my hair in my face, when I got to the line I tried to do a ariel and I did it perfectly. I rode home and went straight to sleep.
It was the DAY I was going to the studio, I was really nervous but I got through. I took my pale leggings out my draw and put them on. Then I got my ballet dress and slid that on, I did my hair into a tight bun. I was ready.
Mum drove me to the studio. Since the accident of my Dad Mum hasn't talked to me once, because I was in the car when the accident happened and Dad choose to save me. We'll that was in the past, I prefer not to think about it.
Today was the first time Mum spoke to me in 1 year!
She said "I believe you can do it."
I arrived, I left the car saying "I love you to mum." She smiled back.I walked inside shaking. All girls in the hallway were staring at me. But this one girl smiled and waved, I just smiled. I hope that girl was in my class. I started getting nervous as this tall thin women was walking towards me. All she said to me was "your class starts in 5 mins and your class is that way." she pointed to a door on the left.