Wow, bleached-blonde hair and a wizardly one piece body suit. Why doesn’t she wear a normal gymnastics outfit like the other three? She has taken DIY to the extreme, with her hair and her outfit.
By the looks of it, I think we have two gymnasts, one tap dancer and one jazz dancer. Could be worse, though: one year at my ballet school’s dance recital, the jazz class wore black unitards with black garbage bags over the top. Edgy.
they could be all that and more, too, but I’m getting the distinct impression this snap was taken the last day of Baton Twirling Camp, unfortunately, no batons were allowed to be photographed.
I had to wear a leotard much like that when I was in jazz at 6 years old. The premise was to take a cheap black unitard (sleeveless and to the knee), stick as many bright glittery shapes and as much gold fringe on as possible, and then when you dance against a black background it supposedly looks interesting…
Trust me, it doesn’t – I think I started crying halfway through the number and ran offstage. My fashion sense was deeply aware of what a crime that thing was even at such a young age.
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afp
reminds me of super heroines
The girl in the flapper outfit is way cooler
This is kinda fierce.
kinda? try completely.
This is the type of picture parents blackmail their children with.
Needs more compound bows.
poor gal in red had a broken wrist. Bet she lost the arm wrestling match with the blonde to wear the “cool” leotard.
Did somebody say “Sha-Zam?”
Haha!! That made me laugh!!
Wow, bleached-blonde hair and a wizardly one piece body suit. Why doesn’t she wear a normal gymnastics outfit like the other three? She has taken DIY to the extreme, with her hair and her outfit.
Bravo for the word ‘wizardly’. Just about shot ice cream out of my nose. You are rad!
By the looks of it, I think we have two gymnasts, one tap dancer and one jazz dancer. Could be worse, though: one year at my ballet school’s dance recital, the jazz class wore black unitards with black garbage bags over the top. Edgy.
*snort*
they could be all that and more, too, but I’m getting the distinct impression this snap was taken the last day of Baton Twirling Camp, unfortunately, no batons were allowed to be photographed.
I get the lightning bolt… but what are the other shimmering shapes supposed to be? Must be some occult code going on.
The one is clearly a compound bow.
Those shapes sure are exciting.
Hot.
its recital day!
One Of These Girls Is Not Like The Other…….One Of These Girls Is 27 Years Oooold
lol lol lol lol
Oh My God. I have a horrible feeling that its just possible she is their teacher!
I am cracking up at that!
Is that a young Jamie Lee Curtis in the blue?
Thief, I was totally going to write that! I swear she could play her ‘younger self’ in a movie, makes you wonder what she looks like now…
If loving this is wrong, I don’t wanna be right.
PERFECT
Can you say Bedazler!!!!
It’s a clue…left by the founding fathers…to the national treasure!
The Judges didn’t know what hit ‘em….
I wonder how many people went into a seizure when she started her routine?
Good one.
Does it make sense the term “campy” for this? It’s just kind of well, I can’t quite describe it.
one of these is not like the other
Oh NO! Not the dreaded leotard! I am so glad I was never photographed wearing mine!
i wish i could say the same.
thank god mine was just black.
Well, I guess those just were the days, my friend
Linda knew if she lost the bet, Her Nemesis on the Gymnast Board would make her pay, but she had no idea how mean Rebeca could be.
Bah ha haha, This picture is epic!
wow, this website sucks. Nothing funny
This site should be called Awesomefamilyphotos.com. Awesome.
ROFL, Greg!!!!
Where are the jazz hands?
I’m betting the stand-out is in drill team, not gymnastics!
I love the girl in blue’s Edward Furlong hair-do.
I had to wear a leotard much like that when I was in jazz at 6 years old. The premise was to take a cheap black unitard (sleeveless and to the knee), stick as many bright glittery shapes and as much gold fringe on as possible, and then when you dance against a black background it supposedly looks interesting…
Trust me, it doesn’t – I think I started crying halfway through the number and ran offstage. My fashion sense was deeply aware of what a crime that thing was even at such a young age.