OMG! Thats not too far at all! Imagine that!
Im cracking up right now because I was very intimidated when I first met the two of them as well, but I knew they were the best so I took some classes and boy am I glad I did!
They are so sweet and so kind (and sometimes so HONEST) that its disarming and I totally forgot why I was ever intimidated in the first place!
Im so glad to see another MI dancer here!
Last night at Princess Madihas class I DID find myself tearing up, because of the way she expressed the music, and how much it shows, that she feels it.
Anyway yes please keep in touch and I will definitely drop you a line and let you know when we will be at the fair.
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Originally Posted by Mikky
Hey Amber! I work in Mad-heights (yo) so am right by you. Small world!! Princess Madiha is SUCH an amazing woman, you must love studying with her. When I was looking for a teacher I found her first but was WAY too intimidated. Then I found Aida and again, WAY too intimidated (living legends, both!) so I went with one of Aida's students, Lana. I was still intimidated, but not so bad :). Knowing both Aida and Princess Madiha (and if you know Lana), you must be laughing your butt off at my saying I was intimidated! I know thinking about it makes me laugh! They are such kind, genuine women!! I have only met Princess Madiha on a few occasions but she came across both warm and generous. Watching her dance at the St. Jude workshop brought tears to my eyes.
Keep in touch and let me know when you are coming out to festival!
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