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Howdy. I stumbled upon an AWESOME review of Damask Boudoir! Check it out! http://marquisfetishblog.com/ Scroll down a bit for our review. There is also a nice picture of me :)
I am just so HAPPY that people are really responding positively to our show. We are all so excited and can't wait to have a creative meeting to plan the next one!
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I am really too heartbroken to write too much. My darling kitteh recently passed away and there is a void in my heIart, my life, and my apartment. She was the most beautiful blue russian kitteh you ever did see. And she was old and fat and sweet and wonderful. I loved her with all my heart.   This blog is the BOMB. Goth fashion for grownups, I love it! And they even mentioned the show I was in last weekend!! Here is the link:
http://hautemacabre.com/2009/08/damask-boudoir-part-2/  Greetings. Last weekend was hectic, but wonderful. Damask Boudoir was a HUGE success and I am just thrilled to know and work with so many talented people who were responsible for putting on such a kick ass show! Seriously, I have amazingly creative, artistic people as friends and I am so grateful. I worked really hard on my two pieces and I got amazing reactions from peeps, strangers, photographers, drag queens, and of course bellydance fans. On a personal note, this performance was emotionally difficult for me because my darling kitteh is in bad health. She is very old and very sick and she is not going to be around much longer. I have been so depressed about this: this cat is the best friend I have ever had. She is such a beautiful little soul; I cannot imagine my life without her. All these thoughts were racing through my head backstage as I am trying to warm up and put my game face on. I wanted to appear cool, collected and sexy on stage, but inside I wanted to cry for my cat REALLY BAD. So I put on my ipod and danced my songs in a corner all by myself. I did some breathwork and forced myself to smile. Thank Goddess for amazing friends, again! Dusty was my trusted gig companion/hair&makeup queen, and she made me look absolutely fabulous. My wonderful teacher, Freyja, also came backstage to boost my confidence. Having these two awesome women with me really helped my state of mind. As a result, I think the performances went really well.
Summer is over for me and that means back to work at the library. Yay! I heart my job. I danced a lot this summer, taught a lot of private lessons and ended with workshops galore at SF Mecca 2009, which I also attended last summer. I took a lot of notes and pictures this year, some of which I will post later. Zoe Jakes' class on musicality really stuck with me, as well as a few of Jill Parker's drills. Good stuff, very good stuff indeed. In this moment, I am happy. I know it is only this moment, and the tides could change any second, but for now I am happy. |
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