Over Christmas break I did some photo organizing and ran across pictures from “The Metal Heads” assembly performance; and another Thinkpierce photo album was born. Click here to watch “The Metal Heads” video. Thinkpierce, Something New Every Friday!
Years back Scott Norvell and I were part of a show at our church called “Sunday Night Live.” Our recent Birthdays inspired some of the entertainment of that week’s show. Scott recorded an original “birthday song” on his computer and then we added lyrics and choreography. See how it all came together by watching the video in this week’s post. Thinkpierce, Something New Every Friday!
What do you get when you combine heavy metal music, with choreography and medieval costumes? The newest Thinkpierce video! Enjoy the latest addition to the Thinkpierce video section: Jonathan Pierce and the Knights in Tights! Thinkpierce, Something New Every Friday.
One day in high school I found myself sitting in the principal’s office. It was kind of awkward. An administrator was looking at me with concern and was somewhat dumbfounded. I had just asked her if I could do a River Dance at one of the High School Football Assemblies. Not really knowing how to respond, she told me to write up a proposal letter and bring it back to her. Yeah, you know the ‘ol River Dance proposal letter process required before a River Dance can be certified and approved? I don’t know if you’ve ever written one of those before, but it’s a once in a lifetime opportunity that you should at least try once if you get the chance. I had already been choreographing the routine so if it was letter she wanted; it was a letter she would receive. She was shocked when I actually brought her a full-page proposal explanation letter the next day. Maybe just because she didn’t know what else to say, she approved.
I rounded up people to be in it with me and a few weeks later we were throwing our hamstrings to the ceiling. Take a trip back in time and see just how effective a well-written River Dance proposal letter can be. Thinkpierce, Something New Every Friday.
This is the first of a variety of videos I will be posting from my “break dancing” days. Starting around the age of 16, I spent a good many evenings in the garage snap, crackling, and popping to a cranked ghetto blaster. This is an edit I put together showing one of those moments captured on video. I invite you to give it a gander… Thinkpierce! Something New Every Friday.