My Life 2 years post graduation

I graduated from Chapman University in 2011 with double major in Communication Studies and Dance. My dream after college is to work in arts administration and hopefully get to dance a little. From everyone I have talked to, the 2 years post graduation are always the weird transition years. So I decided to document these two years and give the world a view of my days post grad.

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bryanthephotogeek:

Samantha Bee is a role model.

(Source: drunkonstephen, via wertheyouth)

Tue, Jun. 18, 2013 → 51,108 notes

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booooooom:

The life and death of 10,000 red roses. Installation by Anya Gallaccio.

(via thecultureofme)

Tue, Apr. 30, 2013 → 802 notes

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laughingsquid:

After Ever After, Parody Song Shows What Happened to Disney Princesses in the Real World

Thu, Mar. 14, 2013 → 34,197 notes

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Really POB?

aurelie-dupont:

A mediocre dancer and choreographer that creates forgettable dance with little knowledge of classical ballet and even less management experience will be the new Director of dance of the oldest ballet company in the world?

I guess you can now change your name to Paris Opera Modern Dance and Ballet (Classical, if we feel like it)

(Source: The New York Times)

Thu, Jan. 24, 2013 → 27 notes

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laughingsquid:

Illusionist Proposes to His Longtime Girlfriend in a Magical Way

So freaking cute

Thu, Dec. 20, 2012 → 753 notes

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"You are dancers, all of you. Life moves you; life dances you. To dance is to investigate and celebrate the experience of being alive. Like life, a dance creates and destroys itself in every moment. Like love, it is beyond reason. Ephemeral as breath, concrete as bone, dance is made of you. You sculpt space. You write with your body in a wordless language that is deeply understood. You grace the space within and around you when you dance. Force, trajectory, inertia, and recovery: dancing is a ride, a duet between your instinct and imagination. To dance is to heighten your experience of the present moment. Your body is your location - when you dance, you are profoundly engaged in being there. To dance is to feel the resonance of your life, to delight in your existence. To be human is to be danced by experience, energy and emotion."