Moods and faces

Being in the family I am in, god knows it is inevitable – we make some pretty odd faces. Me, I am well know for having some of the most ridiculous faces out their, constantly with my mouth wide open and my eyes bulging out. But, my little cousins, while not having the face I have, do the normal let’s-stick-out-our-tongue face or the oh-no-I’m-caught face. Whatever the face, it runs in the family. 

First, Elizabeth she likes to stick out her tongue – a lot.

Behind Elizabeth is a rather solemn looking Phillip. He too has many faces. But this kid, he knows how to win you over with a smile. A frown one minute, but then, there is a huge smile, pearly whites gleaming at you. He’s going to be a heartbreaker one day.

Premiere Dance

Learning to dance, now that is something I could never do. To this day, I still sit on the sidelines and observe rather than getting up and making a fool of myself out on the dance floor. As a 5-year-old girl, I remember that dance classes and recitals where I would watch the other girls and try and do the dances they were doing, but five minutes later and a few steps off, I could never get the hang of it. The girls above are the girls I use to watch when I was five. 

Now, 16 years later, dance is still such a big part of their lives. Something they love to do to blow off some steam; something one hopes to do for the rest of her life. Opening her own studio, she’s taking everything she has learned throughout her life and teaching it to those who want to learn, don’t know how or simply cannot. 

Premiere Dance is located in downtown Lexington on 348 E. Main St.