Hi all! So this week I am currently attending the British Columbian dance provincials held in Prince Rupert. So far it's been another great experience and i've been fortunate enough to meet some incredible people.
The adjudicators here have had some very good advice not only for dance but in everyday life too. They taught us that no matter what you do give it 110%, cliche right? But if you actually apply this work ethic you will see a difference. Upon entering my second workshop with the adjudicators I gave it more than my all and discovered potential I never knew I had! I have always been someone who tries their hardest but was afraid to go beyond that. I've learned so much in just the first few days and look forward to what the rest of the week will bring! :)
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Well first off I'm excited to say that this is my very first blog ever! Two months ago I was chosen to represent the Skeena-Bulkley Valley in the Miss Teen Canada - World pageant. Out of 400 girls, 40 were selected to take part in the provincial pageant and nine were chosen to move on to the nationals in Toronto. I had such a great experience and am looking forward to meeting all of the wonderful girls this summer!
About Me (Biography):
Jessica is a multi-cultural young woman with talents in the performing arts, graphic design and poetry. Jessica has won numerous awards at regional and provincial dance festivals as well as having one of her poems published in a collector’s book. Jessica is a very positive role model and has been teaching and mentoring young children for three years. Jessica has performed for various charities ranging from local to international. Along with the arts, Jessica values family and friends as well as animals. She has previously organized a fundraiser for the local animal shelter. Jessica’s future plans are in the performing arts and she is hoping to be a performer for the 2010 Olympics opening and closing ceremonies.
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