Meg Giry, are you a dancer? Then come and practice.

[ebonlock]

I'm utterly useless when it comes to entries this week, sorry about that. Dance class was good last night and I agreed to be one of the donation basket-bearers at the performance Friday night. We're all dancing the show to help raise funds for tsunami relief. We did some rehearsal last night and ended up running "Hinko" twice through. My arms are protesting it acutely today. That number is just the most physically challenging dancing I've ever had to do, and it's all pretty much upper body and arm work. Ow.

I have my concerns about doing this at Straw Hat, the venue holds some seriously mixed memories for me, but after the Flamenco Society fiasco I figure I can pretty much handle it. Just have to avoid getting my veils in someone's pizza.

Just to liven things up a bit, and because I liked the question I posed to ravenmb so much I had to share it, I'd be fascinated to see some responses to the following:

You were on that ill-fated flight from Sydney to LA and find yourself on Lost Island, do you remain on the beaches of Sayidistan, or head to Cave Town? Who do you end up befriending? What survival skills do you bring to the table? What is your deep dark flashback secret? And what item from your luggage are you the most desperate to find?


Most creative answers win!

Comments

[cyranocyrano.livejournal.com]

So am I the only one who's not convinced that Locke is on the 'good' side of this archetypical battle?

[moonlightnrain.livejournal.com]

Yes. And no. I mean, I've considered that it would be interesting if it's not so much good versus evil, but spiritual versus... religious? Or, you know, people who are willing to trust themselves to the power of the island versus those who won't. Rose could be Locke's opposite in this scenario.