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your time through the process, being grateful for the opportunities given to you and living in the moment,” Moran said. She has performed in five Showtimes, three for JDHS and two as a guest performer. “So often we look ahead and worry about our future without realizing the blessings we’re given in moment. This dance is a reminder to us and to others to slow down and be grateful for where you’re at and how much you have already accomplished. We choreographed this routine within a week and finished it the day before performance. For me, having the gym packed was a reminder of why I started dancing. As a young dancer, one of my dreams was to perform on a big stage and change the way people perceive feeling through my dancing. As I looked out to the crowd, waiting for our names to be called, fulfillment rushed through me. To see the tears in the audiences eyes as we danced, gave me a sense of attainment and country wise email marketing list gratitude of the dancer I have become and the dreams that I have accomplished.”

Crupi said, “‘Vienna’” is a song about living in the moment and soaking up every opportunity you are given. How often we rush through life and experiences, and how we need to cherish the ones we have. It represents how quickly life moves, and how easy it is to speed through the days without fully realizing how special they are until they’re memories. We choreographed this routine in a week, and I could not have done it without Stella. She inspires me to push through my limits, and I think that’s what makes this routine so meaningful. This close bond that we have all made will always hold an important place in my heart. The family of the JDHS dance team is truly something special and I am so thankful for it. In this dance, we’re expressing how important it is to slow down, and hold on to the moments that matter while you’re still living them. I couldn’t be more grateful for this team and the impact it has had on my life.”