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Date Posted: 12:38:14 07/16/09 Thu
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Subject: Years ago, after a St P Day show, my boys were asked if they did ballet by someone who worked at the Denver ballet group. She said they could get a scholarship and that we should look into it. But, my kids said "NO WAY".
In reply to: Thanks! 's message, "Ballet, anyone? Do any of your sons cross train with ballet? Do they tell anyone about it?" on 16:20:38 07/15/09 Wed


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[> My ds was advised to try ballet to help his (terrible) turnout. He watched one boys' ballet class and said no way. But, his 9 yo little brother who is not an ID started and loves it! -- MW Mom, 09:52:01 07/17/09 Fri [1]


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