Sherry Taylor

Videos We Love This Week

Corgi and his little nubby legs

An adorable corgi was playing with a tennis ball and it fell just out of reach.  He tries to use his legs but they are just too short to reach.

 Another dress broke the internet

A senior at Cicely Tyson School of Performing Arts, in East Orange New Jersey, designed and hand made her prom dress and it’s gorgeous! She is going to be attending Parsons School of Design in the fall.  She says on her Instagram page, “Being exposed to all kinds of people and cultures is the muse for my artwork,”  “Don’t let anyone define you. Beautiful things happen when you take pride in yourself.”

http://www.buzzfeed.com/juliegerstein/this-girls-gorgeous-handmade-prom-dress-just-broke-the-inter#.wmy0LPxJGG

Little girl channels her inner Aretha Franklin

A dance recital video of 3 girls dancing to “Respect” one girl stands out as she channels her inner Aretha Franklin and steals the show! I predict that she will be on Ellen!

 

Thanks to Marc Schindler for putting this all together!

Sherry

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