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August, 2009
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Anime Vegas, here we come!
Monday, August 31st, 2009SacAnime concert footage!
Monday, August 31st, 2009Thanks again for everyone who came out to SacAnime! The band had an awesome time as always playing for the great fans of Sacramento. Love akai SKY? Bug SacAnime to bring them back again!
The band appreciates everyone who braved the 100+ degree weather to support the band. You can check out all 4 parts of the concert below after the jump.
Summer Memories: Summer Concert Series
Friday, August 28th, 2009Summer really seems to be the season for concerts, particularly ones that are held outdoors since the weather is (or should be) warm. A few weeks ago I went to see Green Day/Franz Ferdinand. In another couple of weeks I’m going to see Weezer/Blink 182. I like all 4 of these bands, but seriously who put these concerts together? The styles are a big mash-up of rock genres!
Earlier this summer I went to the No Doubt concert! It was amazing! And we got amazingly close because we had tour club tickets. It might not look like we’re that close from the photos, but we must have been in the 13th or 14th row. Sweet!
akai SKY in Sacramento Press
Friday, August 28th, 2009Check out some coverage of SacAnime that mentions akai SKY here:
- SacAnime Convention, Written by Sonia Lucyga, August 26, 2009
Show your support of akai SKY by leaving a comment in the article.
Summer Memories: Find Your Window
Tuesday, August 25th, 2009Earlier this summer, I was invited to see a dance recital. One of my former dance teacher’s was retiring from the dance school and the show was her last hurrah.
My dear former dance teacher, Avilee, taught me to dance since I was 2 1/2 years old. So long ago! She held our hands as children and taught us simple things like how to move to a rhythm, point our toes, follow instructions, sing and dance at the same time and to always remember to smile on stage. As myself and the other girls in my dance class grew, her lessons got more advanced – first teaching us soft shoe ballet, then jazz dance where she exposed us to fun latin-themed dances and taught us the choreography work of Alvin Ailey. And finally, when we were old enough, she taught us to take our first painful steps on pointe shoes, taking our ballet training to the next level.
