Post by Anastasia Conner on Jun 20, 2007 22:24:06 GMT -5
A slim blonde slipped into the seemingly empty dance studio. In her hand was a CD, held tightly. Finding an empty room with a stereo Anastasia slid in the disc. Usually she was quite shy about dancing, unless it was for a production. But lately, she felt the need to practice, in case a musical did come up and she had to be the best. And this place seemed empty enough to suit her shy needs.
A softer song, by The Plain White T's came on, giving Ana a chance to warm up. Back to the door, she layed out on the wooden floor, legs in a wide V. Leaning over her right leg, she flattened her body and reached out. Then she did the same to her left side. All the while she was singing along softly to the song, Hey There Delilah. This was like her work-out dance CD. It had soft warm-up songs, fast paced songs, and then just a mix of her favorites to dance to.
She stood up at the chorus came about, her voice now louder than it had been before. She was moving into her contemporary dance moves now, not noticing whether she was alone now or not. She was in performance mode, and she was loving the rush. Even with her spinning she failed to see the door had opened up a crack. Leaving way for someone to come in and watch...
A softer song, by The Plain White T's came on, giving Ana a chance to warm up. Back to the door, she layed out on the wooden floor, legs in a wide V. Leaning over her right leg, she flattened her body and reached out. Then she did the same to her left side. All the while she was singing along softly to the song, Hey There Delilah. This was like her work-out dance CD. It had soft warm-up songs, fast paced songs, and then just a mix of her favorites to dance to.
She stood up at the chorus came about, her voice now louder than it had been before. She was moving into her contemporary dance moves now, not noticing whether she was alone now or not. She was in performance mode, and she was loving the rush. Even with her spinning she failed to see the door had opened up a crack. Leaving way for someone to come in and watch...
