You Can't Stop the Beat

Check out the videos of my performance for MSSC Musical 2008. I'll do the writeup later... maybe on summer vacation. hehehe...

Part 1:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TA3yml1a0gQ

Part 2:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=feEpGIjOzuE

Part 3:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=et0oQ5p3fuA

Part 4:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uw7ljx2LENs

Part 5:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yH16vSGuztM

... and here are some photos!

THE LEADS

It was a great honor to be chosen for this role, and lead a team of talented and fabulous hairspray people!

Maan was, at the same time, our over-all coordinator. For the love of the team, she dared to sing and dance, though at first her task was just to organize the team and to arrange everything.

 Dein represented - and made proud - our partner team, HR. He is so talented. He bagged the "best actor" award. congratulations, Dein!

Yumi danced like a pro. She's a gem in the team!

My leading man is such a nice catch for NAAP. This is his very first project (he was a new hire then) and he did great! We became very close friends after the show.

THE NICEST KIDS IN TOWN

These dancers added vibe and life to our musical. It wouldn't be quite "hairspray" without the nicest kids in town!

JUST BEFORE WE DID BIG!!!

With JR and Rose, my "transformers"

 

vocalization


THE ACTUAL PERFORMANCE 

Good morning Baltimore! 

 

Nicest kids in town; ladies' choice

 

Welcome to the 60s

 

You can't stop the beat!

 

Stepping into reality...

It's not the usual short love story that I used to write... In fact, I am... I have to... say goodbye to it. I was able to write those stories because I had time for literary works, movies, TV and, most of all, friends who fed me with their own stories.

I must admit that things have radically changed. No more of those stuff I used to be into. Law school changed me. Not only did it put me into reading my thick books and carrying them all the time... but it fed me with real stories. With that, I mean the countless cases that I read... Ok, include the juicy stories about people in the campus (professors, in particular. hehe...) in the count.

I came to write this stuff because I have been trying to write stories the way I used to do. But when I visited this blog today, I found many drafts... like lonely hearts waiting to live happily ever after. Instead of leaving them all hanging, I decided to put an end to their waiting. I deleted all those unfinished work.

Now, it's all reality... But at least it will now be all about me... plain and simple. Not that I despise myself for studying law... I just miss what I used to do. But the thrill and excitement of my life as a law student, and the anticipation of passing the bar and savoring the prestige of the legal profession, just outweigh all the longing.

Join me as I venture into blogging in a different way...

When I become a lawyer... I'll see if my clients' stories would be able to inspire me to write again... without disclosing their identity, of course. I know what I'd be liable for.