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@bellav: apparently stretching on the bus is a thing #ALDC #tbt
Apparently for pyramid, we all have to wear the same thing. It was the producer's rule so Abby made us wear these new hot pink sweatshirts that she had just ordered for her store. Today is Tuesday. Yesterday, my parents officially signed the contracts for the show and they gave me the filming schedule. Tuesday is pyramid and Saturday is competition, and it was pretty much the same schedule every week.
Since my parents were so preoccupied with signing the contracts and everything yesterday, they were cordial with each other. You couldn't even tell that they were mad at each other. And surprisingly, my dad didn't have a fit about Demi buying me new stuff. He wasn't happy, but he wasn't trying to take it away either. I'm trying to mind my business when it comes to their relationship but I still really want to know what's going on, and how they're going to solve the issues that they're having. But I can't even think about that right now. I just have to worry about surviving my first pyramid.
"So, lets talk about this weekend," Abby started. She was in one of her black button downs with her favorite pair of black pants, but the color of the writing on her shirt matched our sweatshirts.
"I would say it was pretty successful. You guys were the highest overall score in the junior division. We had a clean sweep," Abby said, prompting all of the the girls and the moms to clap.
"Bella, you joined us this weekend and you were amazing. Your duet with Maddie was the highest score of the entire day and both of you looked beautiful," she complimented, causing me to smile as I clasped my hands behind my back.
After she said all of that, she started to go through our positions on the pyramid. I know I'm somewhere on there because I gave her my headshot, but I'm not sure exactly where she put me.
"And at the top of the pyramid we have Bella. That's how you do it. You came onto a new team that you've never danced with before, you were willing to learn, and you were an asset at the competition," Abby said as I grinned. Being at the top does feel pretty good.
"This weekend we are going to Masters of Dance Arts Competition in Sacramento, California. We're doing a group dance called Frost, and everyone is in it. And I'm only taking one soloist, and that will be Bella. It's easy to win a duet because you have another person dancing with you. It's a whole other thing to win on your own. I have enough second place dancers on this team. I need a first. Do you understand?" Abby challenged as I nodded.
"Okay. Well, lets get right to work. We're going to start with Bella's solo," Abby clapped her hands, and that's when the cameras started to move around and the moms went to go and sit in the lobby.
