Day Thirteen: Dancing Queens

6/28/15, 11:10 PM PDT

Today, my sister had a dance rehearsal at the very pretty Poway Center for the Performing Arts. Look at her. All costumed up and everything.

D'aww.

For the past few months, she's been going to practice every week to dance to this song:

And she has been so secretive about what the dance looks like. She told us the song well in advance and she even sings it when she's in the shower, but she has never shown us anything about the dance, so tonight would be a nice surprise for all of us.

The venue they have this at is amazing too. I brought my actual DSLR along for the ride and took a few pictures.

You know it's fancy when 50% of the building is glass.

The actual stage is really cool too.

So based on the fact that there's a large black uvula hanging from the
ceiling, I can safely assume that this is a female theater.

I don't even know this woman, but her hair caught the light in a really cool
way so I took a picture of it.

Unfortunately, due to our capitalistic society, video recording and photography were prohibited during the actual performance because they wanted to sell us DVDs later, so I couldn't take any pictures of the performance. We ordered the DVD anyway because we're a bunch of chumps we want to remember the performance forever, but that doesn't come until a few weeks from now, and that's no good for this blog.

So instead, to get a feel for how amazing their performance was, imagine that my sister is any one of the following people.

Oh, and there were also these two REALLY adorable dancing groups comprised ENTIRELY OF TODDLERS. Again, no footage, but let me just recap the things that made that performance so adorable.

1. They're toddlers.
2. They don't have very good muscle coordination.
3. None of them have any clear idea what they're supposed to do.
4. They made little clicking noises every time they walked because of the tap shoes they had.
5. They're all wearing small blue tutus.
6. They waddled in holding hands in the dark because the stage lights were turned off.
7. They were toddlers.

SERIOUSLY. God, I wish I got footage of it because it was the most adorable thing I have ever SEEN. I can't even post a video that's similar because there was NOTHING, absolutely NOTHING that can compare to how cute those toddlers were.

I could die so happy right now. They were so cute.

RFotD: Michael should seriously buy some spy sunglasses to discreetly film in film-prohibited places.