Day 101: The “Eggy Fling”

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When Pearl’s grandparents were just (er) spring chickens, popular dances included “The Twist” (performed by Chubby Checker) and “The Mashed Potato” (performed by James Brown).

In each new generation, celebrities create their own legacies by introducing new dance crazes.

In this generation, fans goes wild for the “Eggy Fling” – created by none other than music and dance maestro Pearl Cutts!

If you’ve never experienced the “Eggy Fling” up close, you are in for a treat!

First, you want to gather a really high pile of egg bits on top of your beak.
First, you want to gather a really high pile of egg bits on top of your beak.
You can check the weight to see if you think it is high enough before you begin the dance.
You can check the weight to see if you think it is high enough before you begin the dance.
Start your dance by looking to the side (so your mommy can photograph the impressive egg pile for your fans).
Start your dance by looking to the side (so your official press photographer can capture a pic of the impressive egg pile for your fans).
Then swing your head around to the front (here, pause for more fan photos).
Then swing your head around to the front (here, pause for more fan photos).
Then swing your head to the side again (this really gathers momentum).
Then swing your head to the side again (this really gathers momentum).
Finally, you can perform the finale - the "Eggy Fling!" (be sure your photographer gets a photo before she starts cleaning up after your performance).
Now you can perform the finale – the “Eggy Fling!” (and be sure your photographer gets a picture of the finale before she starts cleaning up after your performance).

Author: Shannon Cutts
Co-Author: Pearl Cutts

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Published by Shannon Cutts

Animal sensitive and intuitive with Animal Love Languages. Parrot, tortoise and box turtle mama. Dachshund auntie. Freelance writer and author. www.animallovelanguages.com

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