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Visiting Monaco

May 4, 2008 at 3:19 am · Filed under NOE, noelani pantastico, les ballets de monte carlo

NOELANI PANTASTICO
Pacific Northwest Ballet
Seattle, WA USA
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Hello Everyone!

I am so happy to be a part of The Winger! Recently I had my first visit to Monaco and France, where I’ll work & live come September. As you can imagine, It’s quite a tumultuous time as I am starting to make the transition. So far, dealing with learning a new language has been the biggest chore - but fun, nontheless! Here are some pictures from my recent trip..

This is the view of Monaco from the palace -

This is a street in Monte Carlo -

This is the lounge at les Ballets de Monte-Carlo -

This is the view from the roof of les Ballets de Monte-Carlo

Enjoy - I’ll be posting again soon!

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Gwenny said,

May 4, 2008 @ 5:07 am

Omigod! I so have to go there!

susan kim said,

May 4, 2008 @ 7:42 am

i’m so jealous! i’m so coming to visit!

GraciaMichelle said,

May 4, 2008 @ 1:16 pm

Welcome to the Winger Noelani!
I’ve seen pics OF you before (on a mostly-girls’ ballet forum, where people regularly open topics asking for links to pictures of pros with specific things for which they need some inspiration to work on, such as good arches, turnout, extension, etc) and I can not wait to also get to see pictures FROM you!
These are a lovely start, Monte Carlo looks fantastic!
You must be so exited with all the preparations!
The best of luck, and we’re all looking forward to reading your posts!

mbb said,

May 4, 2008 @ 7:27 pm

oh my gosh, how beautiful!! what a difference from seattle… but oh how we will miss you!!

carmen said,

May 4, 2008 @ 10:41 pm

congrats on the new job! i lived in monte carlo (went to the academie de danse classique princesse grace) for a while, it’s a beautiful place with amazing weather.

Noelani Pantastico said,

May 5, 2008 @ 1:33 am

Thanks for all of your comments! wow, this is so neat… Mbb it looks like you’re local. Yes, Monte-Carlo is a very beautiful, special place. It wasn’t until the third day (recovering from jet-lag) that I looked out of my window and realized the beauty that surrounded me. It felt like something I could only dream up!

mbb said,

May 6, 2008 @ 2:00 pm

i grew up in Tacoma and Seattle and used to dance (many, many years ago) with Miss Jan of Jan Collum Dance School. and so did my son for 2 years, before she created the Tacoma City Ballet.

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