Yes to Saturday. Its gonna be 14 and sunny!!!!
Fun stories is what you want eh?
So this last Wednesday I was invited to perform at the Mississauga Living Arts Center for a high-school anti-violence art show! The girl who picked me up to drive me out there is a master of spoken word freestyle, and the entire drive there was just spitting CRAZY rhymes and all the nuts philosophical dialog. I couldn't even believe it. She had been performing earlier in the day at some high school, and had made a really good connection with some of the kids and was just zoning like crazy.
Anyway, we got to the event, and were treated to a full buffet of fruit and sushi and awesome juices and such. I was expecting this event to be like most of our other shows, kinda laid-back and low budget, but the organizers had gone all out, and I soon found out why. The attendee's were high school principles and all the local education trustee's! Everyone was showing up in suits and dresses, while our little rag-tag group of performers were rocking t-shirts, and in my case ratty shoes and short-shorts.
So everyone comes in and sits down, and all these monumentally boring speakers come up and say their speeches, and then it was our time to shine. The freestyler started it off, followed by the beat boxer. The introduction to the break-dancing/footbag/pop n' lock section was the beat boxer laying down a beat and me shredding for as long as i could to the beat, which he could change at will to make it fit the tricks I was doing. I ended up laying down something like 50 tiltless with links like Pendulum>osis, Datw>Double Switch and tons of ducking>ducking.
After that we all started jamming and doing our thing, going in turns and busting hard. Crazy ass break-dancing to say the least! My runs went well, with a good ducking run and a run where I would toss it really high in the air after toe moves and catch it on my clippers. As my grand finale I did a walk n' shred run right down the center aisle, and when i got to the end did and osis, turned around, and came back the other way! People went nuts!
After we were finished a bunch of school administration type came up and asked if I could come perform at their schools, and I might be doing a performance for one of them on the 19th. Sweet night, not to mention the paycheck. Buh-ZAM!