Tuesday, February 20, 2018

Olympic Gold for Tessa Virtue & Scott Moir

OoPsi. I'm sorry I remember that BC is not a place to be idle with. So I will have to resume my robotic life and do what I can to prolong my routinary robotic life...

Every dancer has a signature style in their dance. That's how you are remembered, not to be forgotten in the field of dancing, well, most especially in the World of Dancing competition and in the Olympic Games.

Remember the World Class Ice Dancers from Canada, Shaelynn Bourne and Victor Kretz who were on top of the world because of their dance prowess and one of a kind style of dancing that was by far the most unforgettable because of their skills and technique. They have that signature dance of rowing a boat, gliding through the smooth ice arena with their sturdy legs and graceful hands...it was magical and persuasive. I wished they won the Olympic gold for such wonderful, amazing journey of an adventure dance. They won bronze instead of gold but they will forever etched gold in terms of "World Class." Epic!

This year 2018 it was the year for Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir of Canada, GOLD Winners for the Olympic Games Ice Dancing in Olympic Games in PyeongChang, South Korea. Really it's their time. The loyal pairs are perfectionists! They worked so hard to achieve their goals and they got it. They are always winners for they expect so high and the results paid of in gold. How many medals from the Olympic Games? Way too many already. Gold for pairs and Gold for Team Effort. You know their signature dance, eh? Their dance sequences are highly regarded as acrobatic and difficult to copy.
Congratulations Olympians! Well done!


Winter Olympic Athletes (Ice Dancing)
Winter Olympic Games in PyeongChang, South Korea 2018


I heard from the grapevine that Tessa and Scott will soon go professionals just like the rest of the Kurt Browning's team after they had their chance at the Olympic Games it's more direct approach to financial rewards. Why not? They did their best already. They represented their country and it's time to move on and help themselves. I mean they are not getting younger while their competitors are getting younger and younger... Their partnership should land them in showbiz, produce a movie about their life and voila! You know...

It's the same with other Olympic athletes, it's the same with everyone in the workforce. Think about the future, think about your growing family and the rest is history.

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