Photo from the Prix de Lausanne's Tumblr |
Anyway, here's the trailer:
This has made me reflect quite a bit about quitting ballet. Now I know it's not the end of the world and I'm just over reacting and being "passionate" again, but when I first heard about the Prix, I actually thought I could make it there. I actually did. Really. I don't think I'm a quitter and I don't feel particularly bad about leaving that dream and all. Wow! I've stopped beating myself up!
I guess some people were a bit surprised that I quit ballet since I was so into it then but that's part of growing up and living! You have hobbies because they're a little something you enjoy! Just like adults; some adults don't like their jobs and they quit and find a new one and feel like they have a new life all together. Of course it's not that easy and not everyone can just leave their jobs but, it felt like that for me and ballet (now I sound like I'm going thru a break-up). I felt like I lost my purpose.
You know, I look back now and I realized it wasn't ballet that I particularly liked. It was being onstage and performing. Per-for-ming. But maybe I'm just saying that and fooling myself to vindicate me, hehehe :|
Ballet's super pretty, but it's not something I want to be a part of anymore. I'm just not that kind of person :)
Peace ☮
Kudos to the Prix de Lausanne candidates this year. You've done it ;)
Hiya Amber,that's why I've always cherished freedom,after health of course-the freedom to think,plan,choose-also the freedom to grow,evolve,change your mind and so on.You're a lucky girl as you have your health and your freedom...'parting is such sweet sorrow'-BUT look ahead,chin up,the whole world's waiting to hear from you!My love to ASH,Mom,Dad,Allegra and your bro!
ReplyDeleteYes I do feel quite free right now :D Wish we could all see each other again soon!
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