Narrative Essay About 3rd Street Dance

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This summer was the most amazing summer ever! The best thing about it was well you just half to wait to find out. I had such a great time I’m so excited to tell you about it yes it was hard to pick one topic to share with you so let’s get into my best and amazing summer ever! I got to go to 3rd street dance were AbbyLeeMiller and her dancers dance when in LA or because the new studio is not done I also got to go to abbyleemillers new studio but the girls where not there but later on I got to go on a cruise little did I know that I was on the same cruise with Jo Jo from dance moms well to find out more keep reading. When I went to 3rd street dance I was so happy but I didn’t know I was going there. When I passed it I was freaking out I had no words …show more content…

But I had no clue where we where going but then I found out I got to go to abbyleemillers new studio. I looked through the window it was a amazing. I also saw there was a store but they were closed. me and my dad went to the back of the studio and I went in. I took a video and pictures and took pictures of the schedules. I wished the store would be open but since I have such awesome parents they took me back to the new studio again and the store was open so of course I went in and bought a shirt. I meet the hair and makeup girl for the show and I also meet the costume maker and every costume they wear she made she let me go in the studio and everything. but the girls weren’t in the studio. but that was okay.
So the next day was the cruise but I got to see someone from dancemoms it was JoJo I saw a girl walk pass me and I saw her big bow and side pony I turn to my mom as fast as I can and said is that is that she said it is it is. I asked my dad for his phone I got it and I screamed to JoJo and she turned around I asked if I can have a picture and she said yeah. And I got a picture with JoJo later on I got a picture with her mom Jesslayn and she is also on

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