Be a Proper Young Lady. Edit Article Edited by Sondra C, Brandywine, Maluniu, Garshepp and 32 others Want to be a proper, respected young lady? Read on to learn how in just a few steps. You can do it no matter where you come from and whatever school you go to. Enjoy. Ad Edit Steps 1Take care of what you have. 11Don't be afraid to say something nice to someone. Edit Tips Listen well before you speak.Respect elders.Cross your legs and cover up your cleavage, otherwise you'll look trashy.Listen attentively.Follow rules.Be neat and organized.Never stop growing/educating yourself.Speak properly.Do not use cuss words.Never stop loving yourself.Use proper vocabulary and enunciation.Help family.Value the opinion of others.Never have a boyfriend without your parent's permission.
Wise Store - Hot 'n Honey Cheez Doodles. Ankle Injury Thread - including How Not to Sickle (4361242) - Read article. Made sticky by Theresa (28613) on 2005-11-26 21:27:06 Moved to Irish - Technique & Training by Theresa (28613) on 2005-12-16 11:04:43 moved to a more appropriate forum Edited by Sumayah (204191) on 2011-09-25 12:22:03 fixed mark-up codes and removed dead images Okay, first of all we're going to deal with sickling - and a picture speaks a thousands words.
This picture shows sickling when standing flat: ...and this shows a ballet dancer supinating while pointing: Here's a dancer supinating on half-pointe, demi-pointe, tiptoe..whatever you want to call it: To a light shoe dancer, as you can see, sickling is very unattractive while doing anything that requires a pointed toe or standing/dancing on half pointe. The only way to correct sickling is - I'm afraid - exercises. And, just quickly, here are www.pacificballet.org 's requirements that dancers must meet before starting pointe.
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