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08/22/2026

Throwback to two years ago today when I got to see and dance to the at the !

Miss my fellow yellow lovers, come back to the US soon. 💛

08/21/2026

Number 16 is just unhinged lol 😂
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08/17/2026

It can be WICKED tricky to navigate the waters of social media, but specially if you come from a small or niche industry. But fear not—that’s exactly my speciality.

Whether you’re a dancer or musician in the performing arts world or a small businesses trying to reach the right people, social media is a powerful tool for connecting with the right audience at the right time—so long as you have the right person helping you get there.

Whether you just need some b roll footage, some reels made or a full blown strategy plan, I can help. Follow me for more social media tips and assistance!
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08/07/2026

And happy belated bday to Nicholas Tran because he didn’t deserve it on the actual day lol 😂

Videos taken at Cat's Corner

08/07/2026

Happy birthday to Jerry Wu who I can always count on to match my chaotic energy at a Boston Swing Central | Lindy Hop Social Dancing in Boston MA drop in class lol 😝

I almost didn’t post these photos from Steel City Blues …I grew up in a conservative religious environment where the mes...
08/06/2026

I almost didn’t post these photos from Steel City Blues …

I grew up in a conservative religious environment where the message was pretty clear: don’t draw attention to yourself. Dress modestly. Blend in. Don’t give people a reason to look.

So when I started dancing, one of the most unexpected parts of the journey was discovering that I actually liked expressing myself through clothing. Bright colors became part of how I experienced joy on the dance floor. Crop tops stopped feeling like rebellion and started feeling like… me. (Also your girl runs hot and I’ll do just about anything to stay cool on a hot dance floor).

At the same time, being more visible—both as a dancer and as someone who works in social media for this community—hasn’t always been easy.

Sometimes people reduce me to my appearance. Sometimes I get attention I never wanted and judgement I never asked for. Sometimes I wonder if people are seeing ME, or just what I look like.

And now, as I’m getting older, my body is changing. I’ve been injured twice this year. I can’t move the way I used to. Some days I look at photos and immediately notice the parts of myself I wish looked different.

These photos were one of those moments.

My first instinct wasn’t, “I look like I’m having fun.” It was, “My stomach sticks out. It’s more skin than I usually show. What will people think if I post these?”

But then I stopped and let that sit for a moment.

This body is the same body that’s carried me through years of lindy hop and dance. It’s the body that’s traveled to events, created friendships, built a business, and spent countless hours doing something I love. It’s also a body that’s healing.

Maybe being brave isn’t waiting you feel perfectly confident. Maybe it’s wearing the outfit anyway. Maybe it’s dancing anyway. Maybe it’s letting myself be seen anyway.

Dance is a physical and visual activity, as well as a personal and subjective one, so everyone is going to have to find the path and style that works for them. And where you are at in that journey will change. Maybe there will come a day where I no longer have this style of dance outfits.

But that day won’t be today.

07/27/2026

1. I get PAID to go to dance events!

Like seriously, I never thought I would attend more than one or two local events a year because the job I had before this didn’t pay well and so traveling a lot to dance was out of the question. Flights, hotels, food, etc…I never imagined in my wildest dreams that I would make money off of something I loved.

2. I get to work with some of the best, most talented people in the industry for a living.

My first ever client was THE Gordon Webster | Lindy Hop Jazz Musician , who was the one who convinced me I could do this at all. Now I have people like Annie Trudeau , Patrick of Prohibition Productions | Hot Jazz and Swing Events in NYC and more as my clients, and I brush shoulders with some of the most talented dancers and musicians in the scene. Like, come on!

3. I can work from anywhere on the hours I want.

No more catering to hybrid locations and mean bosses. I work for who I want when I want. Sometimes that means on the weekends, sometimes at 4am for a gig…but it’s for something I love. Being your own boss has a LOT of challenges, but at least I’m not dependent on the whims of some corporate company that doesn’t care about me.

4. I’m learning so much every day.

Not only is social media always changing, but working with my clients has taught me so much more about jazz, black American history, dance techniques, what it means to be a steward and a leader in this world…it makes me so honored that I get to grow in my skill as an artist as I grow in my business, and learn from some of the best in the industry.

It’s not a perfect job, but I do love it. And if you love watching my content, I’d love to help you out too! DM me to learn more about my services and offerings.

Video taken at NYLX (New York Lindy Exchange) 2025
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