Call me a copy "cat" but I found this so funny on
Bossy's blog today that I just had to try it.
Of course, the real person we are copying is
HER.I decided to show you my dance moves wearing my
lovely new Hunter boots. I would like to call this
my "first-and-a-half position" but sweet Minne-sota
wanted to come closer to my side.
Now this is my "second-no-fourth position" move.
Notice Marsipan is not as big as a cow.
Now I like to call this my "battlement frappes" position.
Notice I said "I like to" not that it is really. Notice Marsipan
has spun around for a quick "glissade."
Minne is quite enthralled that I am in this position.
I will call it "focus on the cat plie." Not to be confused
with the "cow pile."
I entertain Minne with a "grand plie" and she does a
"ronds de jambe a terre". Please take note that "terre"
means "earth."
To be good in ballet it helps to be flexible.
That is why I am wearing rubber boots.
Flexible moves. Minne looks a little
irritated. I wonder why?
Hobbes is working on the "cow pie scratch." He has
got that move down.
Now just to pick and choose, "which pie do I want?"
Preferably the drier ones work best. "Plie, anyone?"
The cows hear me laughing.
Pas de deux...
They come for a closer look.
Oh, that might be my zoom lens.
The "rest" of the cows are resting.