I was told it's because I can break down the judging into "normal people terms." I thought that the press did a pretty good job of that without me - I mean - I've not sat down with a rule book and studied it. I'm not a technical specialist. I'm told things like "you can fall down and still win" are incredibly helpful for the public to know. That isn't exactly a novel sentence - but hey - I'm incredibly flattered to feel important in a sport where I was never important. Maybe - THIS is my career calling! LOL!
That being said - I have learned something from Stephane. In interviews (which I had to read in French because apparently to English press didn't interview him) - he said that he skating scared to make a mistake - imprisoned by fear - not wanting to fall - and feeling like the tiniest error would cost him his goals. THerefore he was tight and "lacked energy" so you couldn't see his "True sprit." I feel as though I do this in dance auditions. I'm so scared I'll forget the steps that I don't let go - which might explain why I don't do well. Technically - the elements are there - but the sparkle aint. When I SING - I kinda don't care - I just htink - well - here I am - if I'm flat I'm flat and they will have to deal for 16 whole bars. Well - this lady thinks I can belt - well - I here it is - whether it's actually belting or not - so my "true sprit" can shine through more. Just a thought.
Maybe I should make a skating blog. lol. See if I get any followers. What should I call it - suggestions? I can collect articles - and give my oh so worthy (sarcasm) opinions of the competitions and how they were judged. lol. could you imagine?
Also - I might be doing some assisting again - woohoo - Fabrizio is choreographing an off-broadway show - and needs and assistant - and he asked if it would be ok to call me. hehehe - would it be ok to call me...Fabrizio...
Much easier to act normal around him though now that my fake affections are thrown upon Stephane once more!:)
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