Urban Poly Princess

EMZ was kicking today and so was my sweat. I like the choreography our EMZ instructors teach us because it is complicated enough to be fun once you get it down. I love Betsy Vakapuna's routines. I don't know if it's Satomi or Maya who do some complicated but good routines. I've seriously wanted to kill one of them who is super-perky all the damn time but as I get fit and more familiar with their routines I love it and I love them. Sinai is easy to follow because she prepares us with cues when she leads us in a song. The guest instructors were sweet and good BUUUT NOOOT as good as our instructors who really give us a workout.  

Yesterday I was looking at LinkedIn profiles and I came across Nick Makihele. I didn't remember him because he was so young then but I do remember visiting his family on my mission in Sacramento. His dad I think was less-active. It was cool to see him when I first did because he told me he just finished his mission to New Mexico. Seeing him as the manager of a hair salon was strange so I kept looking and he is at a very high end salon. I think he's gay now. I needed a trim so I booked an appointment with him which was $55 for a blowout plus cut. He did a fabulous job. He is 36. Wow! I told him he's older than me now. Hahaha!

I asked him if he still goes to church and he told me he hasn't attended for several years. I couldn't bring myself to ask him if he was gay. He doesn't act gay. Weird. I don't get that vibe from him but he has pictures with a lot of men and I can't explain why he would've left the church unless he was gay.

He is very talented. He hasn't done this long... only for around 3 years but he already has pictures with THE Paul Mitchell and a movie set he did hair at. He is also the manager at a high-end salon at City Creek Mall. It's called Lunatic Fringe and is at the top floor of the Chalk Garden. Nakita was the manager at Chalk Garden at the Gateway.

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