There is that moment when you are comfortably lounged deep into your cinema seat and something you see makes your body react. It may be jumping in a scary movie or your body convulsing with laughter at a Rom Com. These moments are fascinating enough with questions arising about how can something we see on a screen make us move with no hope of trying to control it, however this is not the part we at Spark are interested in. It is the aftershocks of these intial reactions that infect the body and have no other escape than through movement.
Don't you just love it when you finally get to stand up out of your cinema seat, walk out and think that you are the new best break dance on the block after seeing Step Up 2 so much so that with no inhibition you get down on the dirty pop-corned floor and go for it. Or you finish watching the final dance scene in Centre Stage with some friends and you all try to out-fouette each other until your dizzy and giddy. Or simply you try to start a crew thinking you're all 'gansta' to the point of answering a question positively with a "fo shizzle ma nizzle".
These are the aftershocks that have no rictor scale but are as unpredictable as earth tremors.
It is inevitable though, they will come.
Do not try and run away from them or worse try to ignore them. You cannot hide from the rippling energy bubbling and bursting at the seams in your skin.
LET IT OUT! You will feel better for it!
Yours Sincerely.
SPARK
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