They say home is where the heart is, I say to remind yourself that your heart is in your chest, so you are home no matter where you take your next step. The key to happiness is simple, all you have to do is smile at life, and life will smile back. Make sure you never regret any decisions you made because when you regret something, that means you will hold that piece of the past against yourself and it will prevent you from moving forward with your life. If a mistake is ever made, you have to realize it was a mistake, learn from it, then do the best you can to make sure you avoid doing it again in the future. Remember that you are not perfect, nobody is. There will be bumps in the road, but just trust me when I say you will always find a way around them. Everything happens for a reason, you may not understand why at that moment, but some day in your future, you will see it. Last thing I think I would like to point out, is that impossible is possible. TRUST ME 😂 I'm in love with 2 Russian UA-camrs, mother and daughter. They admitted that love me in return, and even gave me secret video proof of them saying it. They gave that to me yesterday, so like I said, everything happens for a reason. Your title could be the reason they told me that yesterday, like I was meant to find this comment today and leave my advice for you.
Without them, I would've never found God and realized my own purpose in life. Without them saying тебя люблю in secret yesterday, I would still be depressed and I would've never left you these comments for you. Believe me, and trust me when I say this.. IMPOSSIBLE IS VERY POSSIBLE. Like the 3 diamonds in my left ear, me and my Russian goddesses are 3 diamonds in the dust. We share a mental bond that shouldn't even be possible, but it very much is real. 3 diamonds within 8 billion specs of dust, the odds were heavily stacked against us. But I can tell you that since they started answering me in secret, me knowing what I found in my life, has been amazing. The mini miracles haven't stopped pouring in. Keep your head high, and don't forget to smile. I wish you the best towards your future 🙂
I had written an answer responding to "How do you deal with a new chapter in life?" But then I noticed you had actually worded it: "How do you adjust to a new season of life?" That seemed to be a slightly different question, so here are my answers for adjusting. One must adapt by: -Keeping an open mind -Looking for potential friends/helpful coworkers and mentors -Seeing what other people are doing. Look who is doing something well and try to do what they do. Look at someone not doing well, analyze why, and then don't do that. -Ask questions (but obviously not to the point of pestering). This is my response for dealing with a new chapter in life: When there is a new chapter in my life which I chose voluntarily, and it turned out to be a good decision, I'm very happy! When I chose it voluntarily, and it turned out badly: 1. I remind myself: a) why I chose the new chapter. b) not to feel guilty: i) because there were obviously solid reasons for making that choice at that time, in that place, and with the available information I had at that time; ii) because guilt is a major factor in depression. Say "no" to guilt! Ask yourself: if your best friend chose a new chapter in her life, and it turned out to be a bad situation, would you want/tell her to feel guilty? If not, why would you want yourself to feel guilty? (This is the "double standard" cognitive distortion.) c) I remind myself that starting anywhere new, even if it is the dream career I've wanted all my life, is going to be challenging. Have patience. d) I remind myself how grateful I am that the preceding chapter of life was so good and why. 2. Then I choose: a) to learn what I can from the less-good situation. b) to know that just because the new situation stinks now, does not mean that it will permanently be that way. It could improve. c) to ask myself: what can I do to improve the situation or my reaction to it? d) to consider my options. Depending on the situation, what options do I have for leaving it? Would it long-term hinder me or help me to leave it? When the chapter happens because of somebody else's decision, or because of circumstances beyond anybody's control (eg extreme weather): I remind myself that everything happens for a reason. Then refer to Point 2 above ("Then I choose to"). Lastly, I try to keep the situation in perspective. I remember: A) how grateful I am that I live in a time and place where we have electricity, plumbing and access to modern medicine; B) how lucky I am to be a woman in this time and place with all the rights and opportunities we have which are considerably more than any other civilization or society has ever had in the history of humankind; i) to make this more specific, I remember the constraints my mother's generation (which is your grandparents' generation) had, which was more than what my grandmother's generation had, etc. Hope this helps! You are doing wonderfully well. I know you set very high standards for yourself which must be difficult to attain - but from the outside looking in, you are an amazing person with a very big heart and a lot of talent! Thank you for taking the time to make this video! 😍🙏🌸
Usually I cry a bit (or a lot), then I take a couple of weeks to think through it, and talk myself through it, and then I'm fine lol! I'm about to start a new chapter in my life, and it has taken a bit of adjusting.
I've experienced moving during the day and then having to go to work that night. This particular night I had to work at another bakery that was twenty-five miles from the one I usually work at. I also had to train a new baker. Then, when driving back home in the morning, I was literally fighting to keep my eyes open for the forty-five minutes it took to drive home. Stress, stress and stress. Yet still blessed. May you and your roommate enjoy your new apartment as much as I do mine.
Bless your heart! I can totally relate to how incredibly hard it is to work during a work week. Good to hear that your move was worth it! I hope the same will be for us 😅
I've been doing ballet for adults for about 2.5 years. Your progress is so much more evident than mine. I can't spot for the life of me, can't do a decent turn, I still muddle up steps and can't get a hang of so many things.
Remember, she was an elite rhythmic gymnast for many years, and started ballet as a child. Don't compare yourself to others, who have different paths/journeys, just compare yourself to where you used to be.
I've been doing adult ballet for 8 years. I still can't turn for the life of me. Some people are turners. Apparently I'm not one of them. But I do see improvement. Hang in there.
Honestly, I still muddle up steps, make mistakes, and often feel disappointed with my progress. It’s totally normal to feel this way! On my channel you only see the highlights not the hours of frustration and mistakes made. Often you only see the end result and not all the steps that came in between. Don’t lose faith! When you feel like giving up, that is when you are on the verge of your greatest breakthrough!!
Hi Hannah it's Amelia who interviewed you on livestream back in lockdown! 😃 really enjoyed the video happy you moved into a new place ive neevr moved before but sounds really stressful and the phonecall too, it was nice of your dad to stayed as long as he did and to help and same with your mum and brother wish you all the best xx
Hi Hannah, happy coronation day! It is so jarring to hear "His Majesty"! No offense meant, it's just after hearing "Her Majesty" for all of our lives, it just sounds different. Is the Birmingham Royal Ballet doing anything officially to commemorate the coronation? Congratulations on completing the move! It looks like you and Reagan have a lovely new home that will hopefully be warmer! Moving is definitely a very stressful time for everybody everywhere. The complications with needing to phone various utilities and all that it is very common and also frustrating. It was nice to see your family again, and I'm glad you had a good time at the amusement park! I know it's been very challenging moving while working full-time but thankfully moving is something that does not need to be done often, and it seems like you are in a better place. I'm not sure what your expectations were but you said you were a bit disappointed in yourself. Please give yourself a break! Here are some inspiring words from a legendary New York City Ballet ballerina who happened to be Balanchine's last muse, Suzanne Farrell: "You can allow it [a negative experience] to be --to teach you or you can let it threaten you. Different people handle it in different ways. I decided that I would let what happened to me, teach me instead of traumatizing me." I watched a very long interview of Ms. Farrell from 1987, which is on UA-cam. She came across as a very warm, caring and grateful person and I'm sure you would adore her! There were a number of things she said that I felt compelled to transcribe because they were so inspirational! Ms. Farrell is also a very beautiful dancer, and the comments on this video are amazingly descriptive ua-cam.com/video/5WOwWjwm-QY/v-deo.html In case the link does not paste, the video title is "choreography by balanchine. diamonds." Sanitsilosani is the name of the channel. The male dancer is Peter Martins, who later became the artistic Director of NYCB. Wishing you and your family, Reagan, your friend with the happy birthday (sorry, I did not catch her name), your colleagues and everybody at BRB all the best! 😍🙏💐👑🩰
Thank you so much for sharing this! I will try and find a moment to check it out 🤩 Your words are always so insightful. They sometimes make my own thoughts that sometimes seem quite muddled more clear. 🙏
@@HannahMartinRG aww thank you so much! Organization or classification of thoughts is something I developed from cognitive behavioural therapy, which I had 10 years ago. You may have done something similar for your rhythmic gymnastics career because I believe sports psychologists use it a lot too. Also the word “therapy“ is used, I believe everybody could benefit from CBT, so nobody needs to have a pre-existing mental illness or serious emotional problems to use it effectively. I’m glad I can help out a little bit 🥰
Amazing to get an other video again, and congrats with the new apartment. I myself moved out from home at the start of this school year, the week before I was supposed ot be at an evenplanner summer camp for Larpers. I myself had to remember to slow down a bit and take more breaks, as my head was trying to be everywhere at once. Not always easy to manage everythink Just remember to take care of yourself, and most of all its important not to beat yourself up when you sometimes cant do all the things you usually can or want to, to get through stressfull periods. Cant wait for the next Video! Lots of love from Denmark❤
@@HannahMartinRG Really happy to hear that❤ As its something I struggle a lot with myself, and something ive been told a few times, its nice to be able to give somone else something usefull, when they might need it☺
Moving is so stressful and I actually hate unpacking stuff from boxes... still you are so lucky to have a dream flat,a dream job and Birmingham is a great city I think.Great coffee shops, personally I love Medicine... those yummy cakes.Let us know when you are dancing in a show.I really want to come Tell Regan I saw her dance in Northampton and she was amazing 🎉🎉Soo dramatic and musical.
I’m so sorry for this, I actually was struggling to title this video and find a thumbnail. Brain hasn’t been functioning at its optimum. I didn’t mean to be misleading or deceitful. Please accept my apology 🙏 hopefully once I get a little more back into my normal swing of things my content will be a little more back to normal. I hope you can bear with me while I go through this transition ❤
Wow life could be so stressful when you’re moving and you’re working what a blessing to have a father my father passed last year and he was my best friend my entire life and we got closer the older we got the older we both got the closer we got my mother passed maybe 10 or 15 years before he did so enjoy your father while you can they feel like they’re gonna be there forever and actually they are in a way because they’re always with us love seeing you dance love seeing your beautiful face and good for you moving takes courage it’s easier to sometimes you stay where you are but at the effort is worth it right looking into your life sharing it with all of us 🙏🤍👍✨🌈🤩🖼❤️
Im so sorry for your lost. I can’t even imagine life without my dad. Sending you so much strength 🙏💪🏻 A reminder to always appreciate the people we have around us. Never taking any day for granted 🙌🏻
Moving stinks! However, I’m glad you are all settled in your new place. Your parents are the best! I love how supportive they are. Make sure to tell them how much you appreciate them. Have a great week! Oh by the way did you get to participate in the coronation? 👑
Moving house is THE most stressful event a person can go through. There have been studies on it. Don't be hard on yourself for how you "handled" it. You've only moved once before. It doesn't really get easier, but you learn what to expect--STRESS! So glad you have a big room, with light and heat! Good luck on finding pointe shoes!
Birmingham Royal Ballet tour all around the U.K. , I think we will have lots of performances happening in October time with our new rock ballet Black Sabbath 😅
How do you adjust to a new season of life? Let me know 🙌🏻
They say home is where the heart is, I say to remind yourself that your heart is in your chest, so you are home no matter where you take your next step. The key to happiness is simple, all you have to do is smile at life, and life will smile back. Make sure you never regret any decisions you made because when you regret something, that means you will hold that piece of the past against yourself and it will prevent you from moving forward with your life. If a mistake is ever made, you have to realize it was a mistake, learn from it, then do the best you can to make sure you avoid doing it again in the future. Remember that you are not perfect, nobody is. There will be bumps in the road, but just trust me when I say you will always find a way around them. Everything happens for a reason, you may not understand why at that moment, but some day in your future, you will see it. Last thing I think I would like to point out, is that impossible is possible. TRUST ME 😂 I'm in love with 2 Russian UA-camrs, mother and daughter. They admitted that love me in return, and even gave me secret video proof of them saying it. They gave that to me yesterday, so like I said, everything happens for a reason. Your title could be the reason they told me that yesterday, like I was meant to find this comment today and leave my advice for you.
Without them, I would've never found God and realized my own purpose in life. Without them saying тебя люблю in secret yesterday, I would still be depressed and I would've never left you these comments for you. Believe me, and trust me when I say this.. IMPOSSIBLE IS VERY POSSIBLE. Like the 3 diamonds in my left ear, me and my Russian goddesses are 3 diamonds in the dust. We share a mental bond that shouldn't even be possible, but it very much is real. 3 diamonds within 8 billion specs of dust, the odds were heavily stacked against us. But I can tell you that since they started answering me in secret, me knowing what I found in my life, has been amazing. The mini miracles haven't stopped pouring in. Keep your head high, and don't forget to smile. I wish you the best towards your future 🙂
Talk to people I trust like a therapist about what I’m finding difficult about it and get help on how to cope x
I had written an answer responding to "How do you deal with a new chapter in life?"
But then I noticed you had actually worded it: "How do you adjust to a new season of life?"
That seemed to be a slightly different question, so here are my answers for adjusting.
One must adapt by:
-Keeping an open mind
-Looking for potential friends/helpful coworkers and mentors
-Seeing what other people are doing. Look who is doing something well and try to do what they do.
Look at someone not doing well, analyze why, and then don't do that.
-Ask questions (but obviously not to the point of pestering).
This is my response for dealing with a new chapter in life:
When there is a new chapter in my life which I chose voluntarily, and it turned out to be a good decision, I'm very happy!
When I chose it voluntarily, and it turned out badly:
1. I remind myself:
a) why I chose the new chapter.
b) not to feel guilty:
i) because there were obviously solid reasons for making that choice at that time, in that place, and with the available information I had at that time;
ii) because guilt is a major factor in depression. Say "no" to guilt! Ask yourself: if your best friend chose a new chapter in her life, and it turned out to be a bad situation, would you want/tell her to feel guilty? If not, why would you want yourself to feel guilty? (This is the "double standard" cognitive distortion.)
c) I remind myself that starting anywhere new, even if it is the dream career I've wanted all my life, is going to be challenging. Have patience.
d) I remind myself how grateful I am that the preceding chapter of life was so good and why.
2. Then I choose:
a) to learn what I can from the less-good situation.
b) to know that just because the new situation stinks now, does not mean that it will permanently be that way. It could improve.
c) to ask myself: what can I do to improve the situation or my reaction to it?
d) to consider my options. Depending on the situation, what options do I have for leaving it?
Would it long-term hinder me or help me to leave it?
When the chapter happens because of somebody else's decision, or because of circumstances beyond anybody's control (eg extreme weather):
I remind myself that everything happens for a reason.
Then refer to Point 2 above ("Then I choose to").
Lastly, I try to keep the situation in perspective.
I remember:
A) how grateful I am that I live in a time and place where we have electricity, plumbing and access to modern medicine;
B) how lucky I am to be a woman in this time and place with all the rights and opportunities we have which are considerably more than any other civilization or society has ever had in the history of humankind;
i) to make this more specific, I remember the constraints my mother's generation (which is your grandparents' generation) had, which was more than what my grandmother's generation had, etc.
Hope this helps! You are doing wonderfully well. I know you set very high standards for yourself which must be difficult to attain - but from the outside looking in, you are an amazing person with a very big heart and a lot of talent!
Thank you for taking the time to make this video! 😍🙏🌸
Usually I cry a bit (or a lot), then I take a couple of weeks to think through it, and talk myself through it, and then I'm fine lol! I'm about to start a new chapter in my life, and it has taken a bit of adjusting.
I am watching old videos and I am so amazed at your dad making dinner and running you a bath before he left! What a wonderful dad!!
I've experienced moving during the day and then having to go to work that night. This particular night I had to work at another bakery that was twenty-five miles from the one I usually work at. I also had to train a new baker. Then, when driving back home in the morning, I was literally fighting to keep my eyes open for the forty-five minutes it took to drive home. Stress, stress and stress. Yet still blessed. May you and your roommate enjoy your new apartment as much as I do mine.
Bless your heart! I can totally relate to how incredibly hard it is to work during a work week. Good to hear that your move was worth it! I hope the same will be for us 😅
Happy Birthday to her!! You should be very proud of yourself for getting through such a difficult time no matter what!
Thank you so much 🙏🙏
Congratulations on your new place! It looks so spacious. May it bring you comfort & memorable times with family & friends.
Thank you so much 🙏🙏
Moving is one of the top life stresses performance arts are highly stressful and you are a perfectionist ...I am in awe of you moving while working
I've been doing ballet for adults for about 2.5 years. Your progress is so much more evident than mine. I can't spot for the life of me, can't do a decent turn, I still muddle up steps and can't get a hang of so many things.
Remember, she was an elite rhythmic gymnast for many years, and started ballet as a child. Don't compare yourself to others, who have different paths/journeys, just compare yourself to where you used to be.
I've been doing adult ballet for 8 years. I still can't turn for the life of me. Some people are turners. Apparently I'm not one of them. But I do see improvement. Hang in there.
Honestly, I still muddle up steps, make mistakes, and often feel disappointed with my progress. It’s totally normal to feel this way! On my channel you only see the highlights not the hours of frustration and mistakes made. Often you only see the end result and not all the steps that came in between.
Don’t lose faith! When you feel like giving up, that is when you are on the verge of your greatest breakthrough!!
Hi Hannah it's Amelia who interviewed you on livestream back in lockdown! 😃 really enjoyed the video happy you moved into a new place ive neevr moved before but sounds really stressful and the phonecall too, it was nice of your dad to stayed as long as he did and to help and same with your mum and brother wish you all the best xx
Hey Amelia! How are you!?
Thank you so much. Glad that we are moved now and ready to enjoy all this new place has to offer 😅
Looks to me like u nailed the working-moving week! Thanks so much for bringing us along!
Enjoy the new digs! 😀
Thank you! Certainly felt like I had a fair few wobbles but glad to be on the other side of it now 💪🏻
Happy Birthday!!! 🎊
Hi Hannah, happy coronation day! It is so jarring to hear "His Majesty"! No offense meant, it's just after hearing "Her Majesty" for all of our lives, it just sounds different.
Is the Birmingham Royal Ballet doing anything officially to commemorate the coronation?
Congratulations on completing the move! It looks like you and Reagan have a lovely new home that will hopefully be warmer!
Moving is definitely a very stressful time for everybody everywhere. The complications with needing to phone various utilities and all that it is very common and also frustrating.
It was nice to see your family again, and I'm glad you had a good time at the amusement park!
I know it's been very challenging moving while working full-time but thankfully moving is something that does not need to be done often, and it seems like you are in a better place.
I'm not sure what your expectations were but you said you were a bit disappointed in yourself. Please give yourself a break! Here are some inspiring words from a legendary New York City Ballet ballerina who happened to be Balanchine's last muse, Suzanne Farrell:
"You can allow it [a negative experience] to be --to teach you or you can let it threaten you. Different people handle it in different ways. I decided that I would let what happened to me, teach me instead of traumatizing me."
I watched a very long interview of Ms. Farrell from 1987, which is on UA-cam. She came across as a very warm, caring and grateful person and I'm sure you would adore her!
There were a number of things she said that I felt compelled to transcribe because they were so inspirational! Ms. Farrell is also a very beautiful dancer, and the comments on this video are amazingly descriptive ua-cam.com/video/5WOwWjwm-QY/v-deo.html
In case the link does not paste, the video title is "choreography by balanchine. diamonds." Sanitsilosani is the name of the channel. The male dancer is Peter Martins, who later became the artistic Director of NYCB.
Wishing you and your family, Reagan, your friend with the happy birthday (sorry, I did not catch her name), your colleagues and everybody at BRB all the best! 😍🙏💐👑🩰
Thank you so much for sharing this! I will try and find a moment to check it out 🤩
Your words are always so insightful. They sometimes make my own thoughts that sometimes seem quite muddled more clear. 🙏
@@HannahMartinRG aww thank you so much! Organization or classification of thoughts is something I developed from cognitive behavioural therapy, which I had 10 years ago. You may have done something similar for your rhythmic gymnastics career because I believe sports psychologists use it a lot too.
Also the word “therapy“ is used, I believe everybody could benefit from CBT, so nobody needs to have a pre-existing mental illness or serious emotional problems to use it effectively.
I’m glad I can help out a little bit 🥰
Amazing to get an other video again, and congrats with the new apartment.
I myself moved out from home at the start of this school year, the week before I was supposed ot be at an evenplanner summer camp for Larpers. I myself had to remember to slow down a bit and take more breaks, as my head was trying to be everywhere at once. Not always easy to manage everythink
Just remember to take care of yourself, and most of all its important not to beat yourself up when you sometimes cant do all the things you usually can or want to, to get through stressfull periods.
Cant wait for the next Video!
Lots of love from Denmark❤
Thank you so much! I really appreciated this message more then you can imagine ❤
@@HannahMartinRG Really happy to hear that❤
As its something I struggle a lot with myself, and something ive been told a few times, its nice to be able to give somone else something usefull, when they might need it☺
happy birthday to herr!!🥳🥳🎉🎉🎉
Moving is so stressful and I actually hate unpacking stuff from boxes... still you are so lucky to have a dream flat,a dream job and Birmingham is a great city I think.Great coffee shops, personally I love Medicine... those yummy cakes.Let us know when you are dancing in a show.I really want to come Tell Regan I saw her dance in Northampton and she was amazing 🎉🎉Soo dramatic and musical.
I hope settling into the new place goes well!
Thank you!! ❤
Congratulations on the new place! Moving is always stressful but hopefully being warm will compensate!
Thank you! I’m sure it will be more then worth it!
The click-baity titles are getting annoying. Just say you're moving; we would watch it anyway.
Hard agree. Just unsubbed. I really REALLY dislike deceitful titles. Plenty of other ballet content out there.
I’m so sorry for this, I actually was struggling to title this video and find a thumbnail. Brain hasn’t been functioning at its optimum. I didn’t mean to be misleading or deceitful. Please accept my apology 🙏 hopefully once I get a little more back into my normal swing of things my content will be a little more back to normal. I hope you can bear with me while I go through this transition ❤
I'm with you. That title TOTALLY sounded like click-bait.....implying she was 'moving on' from ballet, entering a new chapter in her life 🙄🤥
I completely agree! I've been unsubscribing from channels with click-baity titles, just so annoying.
i’m so glad you’re back! i’m moving soon too (just trying to find the right place though 😅)
Best of luck for your move!! Hope it all goes smoothly!
Wow life could be so stressful when you’re moving and you’re working what a blessing to have a father my father passed last year and he was my best friend my entire life and we got closer the older we got the older we both got the closer we got my mother passed maybe 10 or 15 years before he did so enjoy your father while you can they feel like they’re gonna be there forever and actually they are in a way because they’re always with us love seeing you dance love seeing your beautiful face and good for you moving takes courage it’s easier to sometimes you stay where you are but at the effort is worth it right looking into your life sharing it with all of us 🙏🤍👍✨🌈🤩🖼❤️
Im so sorry for your lost. I can’t even imagine life without my dad. Sending you so much strength 🙏💪🏻
A reminder to always appreciate the people we have around us. Never taking any day for granted 🙌🏻
Moving stinks! However, I’m glad you are all settled in your new place. Your parents are the best! I love how supportive they are. Make sure to tell them how much you appreciate them. Have a great week! Oh by the way did you get to participate in the coronation? 👑
Yes! They are the best! I actually spent the weekend at home with them to watch the coronation and celebrate. It was very special
Hi lovely apartment thanks for sharing it with us have a nice Sunday ❤
Moving house is THE most stressful event a person can go through. There have been studies on it. Don't be hard on yourself for how you "handled" it. You've only moved once before. It doesn't really get easier, but you learn what to expect--STRESS! So glad you have a big room, with light and heat! Good luck on finding pointe shoes!
Thank you so much for your comment. It certainly made me feel a lot better about myself and the last few weeks 🙈🙏
Omg it's been an emotional week for me, and then I saw that I'm in the intro reel 🥹😭 absolutely bawling 😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️
You’ve been in it for almost half a year now, always part of every video x
@@HannahMartinRG aww I think I just properly noticed this time, that's so cute 🥺❤️ feel so special
Happy Birthday 🎉
Many thanks for sharing so much. A 75 year old fan.
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Have a nice and pleasant start! ❤️
Thank you 🙏🙏
hope everything is well :D
Please show us a tour of when it is all unpacked :)
So, no emoji this time? I think this is on point:🥶
Good luck in the new flat!
PS. Your elbow 🤣🤭
I totally forgot the emoji! Oh my goodness 😂😂 moving really did effect my brain power!
@@HannahMartinRG 🤣🤣
Well done for making it through the week of the move, Hannah, my sister in Christ 😊
Thank you 🙏🙏
i know nothing about ballet im just here because I love British accents lmao
Hehe, hope my accent lived up to expectations 😂
We'll make a ballet lover out of you yet.
Hannah thank you so much for purring God first in your videos
❤️🙏🙌🏻
Where can I watch you perform
Birmingham Royal Ballet tour all around the U.K. , I think we will have lots of performances happening in October time with our new rock ballet Black Sabbath 😅
I'm practicing the clubs routine you done,ribbon,hoop,ball!!!😊
Hi Hannah!
Heya! 👋
Hi hannah
Hiya! 👋
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Happy birthday Matilde!!
hi Hannah would love it if you responded
Heya 👋
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