After featuring the Dance Moves and the Scrumptious Foodies during the yearend party at work, I believe it’s now high time to share the dance showdown of the five groups.

My group was the last performer after I picked no. 5. I can’t help but feel relieved, LOL!

During the performances of the four groups, everyone was laughing and you can evidently see that we all were having fun in each and every group’s performances.

And why not?

Group 1

From the costume to their dance moves, it really was so funny! I can see the Boss laughing out so loud when Group 1 performed.

Group 2

Group 2 was composed of some Muslim members. Their choreography was a little toned down and so they contented themselves with some footsteps that were very easy to follow. Except for some moves when the boys did a very hilarious skit.

Group 3

Among the five groups, the third group was the lone group who had spent so much time for practice. They were complete with props and choreography was very creative.

Group 4

If Group 3 spent a lot of time for their practice, it hasn’t been the case for Group 4. They only hurdled one day for their practice but it turned out really well. One of their members though had to drink lots of beer before he performed the “Careless Whisper” moves, LOL!

Group 5

It’s my group who performed last but definitely not the least, LOL! I can’t describe well how we fared that night because that would be speaking full of biases. However, I believe we got the highest score for choreography as we displayed strength, intricacy and the pacing of movement/ transition skill was very well performed.

But well… I am part of the group so you can hear me say all praises and glories, hahaha!

Our fate actually lies in the hands of the judges:

The Honorable Panel of Judges

Win or lose, the party was absolutely one night of fun and excitement. It was the first time that I was made to dance, hahaha!

My Share For:
Happiness Is…

AN N E Y
First commenter for this post…

After featuring the Dance Moves and the Scrumptious Foodies during the yearend party at work, I believe it’s now high time to share the dance showdown of the five groups.

My group was the last performer after I picked no. 5. I can’t help but feel relieved, LOL!

During the performances of the four groups, everyone was laughing and you can evidently see that we all were having fun in each and every group’s performances.

And why not?

Group 1

From the costume to their dance moves, it really was so funny! I can see the Boss laughing out so loud when Group 1 performed.

Group 2

Group 2 was composed of some Muslim members. Their choreography was a little toned down and so they contented themselves with some footsteps that were very easy to follow. Except for some moves when the boys did a very hilarious skit.

Group 3

Among the five groups, the third group was the lone group who had spent so much time for practice. They were complete with props and choreography was very creative.

Group 4

If Group 3 spent a lot of time for their practice, it hasn’t been the case for Group 4. They only hurdled one day for their practice but it turned out really well. One of their members though had to drink lots of beer before he performed the “Careless Whisper” moves, LOL!

Group 5

It’s my group who performed last but definitely not the least, LOL! I can’t describe well how we fared that night because that would be speaking full of biases. However, I believe we got the highest score for choreography as we displayed strength, intricacy and the pacing of movement/ transition skill was very well performed.

But well… I am part of the group so you can hear me say all praises and glories, hahaha!

Our fate actually lies in the hands of the judges:

The Honorable Panel of Judges

Win or lose, the party was absolutely one night of fun and excitement. It was the first time that I was made to dance, hahaha!

My Share For:
Happiness Is…

AN N E Y
First commenter for this post…

After featuring the Dance Moves and the Scrumptious Foodies during the yearend party at work, I believe it’s now high time to share the dance showdown of the five groups.

My group was the last performer after I picked no. 5. I can’t help but feel relieved, LOL!

During the performances of the four groups, everyone was laughing and you can evidently see that we all were having fun in each and every group’s performances.

And why not?

Group 1

From the costume to their dance moves, it really was so funny! I can see the Boss laughing out so loud when Group 1 performed.

Group 2

Group 2 was composed of some Muslim members. Their choreography was a little toned down and so they contented themselves with some footsteps that were very easy to follow. Except for some moves when the boys did a very hilarious skit.

Group 3

Among the five groups, the third group was the lone group who had spent so much time for practice. They were complete with props and choreography was very creative.

Group 4

If Group 3 spent a lot of time for their practice, it hasn’t been the case for Group 4. They only hurdled one day for their practice but it turned out really well. One of their members though had to drink lots of beer before he performed the “Careless Whisper” moves, LOL!

Group 5

It’s my group who performed last but definitely not the least, LOL! I can’t describe well how we fared that night because that would be speaking full of biases. However, I believe we got the highest score for choreography as we displayed strength, intricacy and the pacing of movement/ transition skill was very well performed.

But well… I am part of the group so you can hear me say all praises and glories, hahaha!

Our fate actually lies in the hands of the judges:

The Honorable Panel of Judges

Win or lose, the party was absolutely one night of fun and excitement. It was the first time that I was made to dance, hahaha!

My Share For:
Happiness Is…

AN N E Y
First commenter for this post…

After featuring the Dance Moves and the Scrumptious Foodies during the yearend party at work, I believe it’s now high time to share the dance showdown of the five groups.

My group was the last performer after I picked no. 5. I can’t help but feel relieved, LOL!

During the performances of the four groups, everyone was laughing and you can evidently see that we all were having fun in each and every group’s performances.

And why not?

Group 1

From the costume to their dance moves, it really was so funny! I can see the Boss laughing out so loud when Group 1 performed.

Group 2

Group 2 was composed of some Muslim members. Their choreography was a little toned down and so they contented themselves with some footsteps that were very easy to follow. Except for some moves when the boys did a very hilarious skit.

Group 3

Among the five groups, the third group was the lone group who had spent so much time for practice. They were complete with props and choreography was very creative.

Group 4

If Group 3 spent a lot of time for their practice, it hasn’t been the case for Group 4. They only hurdled one day for their practice but it turned out really well. One of their members though had to drink lots of beer before he performed the “Careless Whisper” moves, LOL!

Group 5

It’s my group who performed last but definitely not the least, LOL! I can’t describe well how we fared that night because that would be speaking full of biases. However, I believe we got the highest score for choreography as we displayed strength, intricacy and the pacing of movement/ transition skill was very well performed.

But well… I am part of the group so you can hear me say all praises and glories, hahaha!

Our fate actually lies in the hands of the judges:

The Honorable Panel of Judges

Win or lose, the party was absolutely one night of fun and excitement. It was the first time that I was made to dance, hahaha!

My Share For:
Happiness Is…

AN N E Y
First commenter for this post…

After featuring the Dance Moves and the Scrumptious Foodies during the yearend party at work, I believe it’s now high time to share the dance showdown of the five groups.

My group was the last performer after I picked no. 5. I can’t help but feel relieved, LOL!

During the performances of the four groups, everyone was laughing and you can evidently see that we all were having fun in each and every group’s performances.

And why not?

Group 1

From the costume to their dance moves, it really was so funny! I can see the Boss laughing out so loud when Group 1 performed.

Group 2

Group 2 was composed of some Muslim members. Their choreography was a little toned down and so they contented themselves with some footsteps that were very easy to follow. Except for some moves when the boys did a very hilarious skit.

Group 3

Among the five groups, the third group was the lone group who had spent so much time for practice. They were complete with props and choreography was very creative.

Group 4

If Group 3 spent a lot of time for their practice, it hasn’t been the case for Group 4. They only hurdled one day for their practice but it turned out really well. One of their members though had to drink lots of beer before he performed the “Careless Whisper” moves, LOL!

Group 5

It’s my group who performed last but definitely not the least, LOL! I can’t describe well how we fared that night because that would be speaking full of biases. However, I believe we got the highest score for choreography as we displayed strength, intricacy and the pacing of movement/ transition skill was very well performed.

But well… I am part of the group so you can hear me say all praises and glories, hahaha!

Our fate actually lies in the hands of the judges:

The Honorable Panel of Judges

Win or lose, the party was absolutely one night of fun and excitement. It was the first time that I was made to dance, hahaha!

My Share For:
Happiness Is…

AN N E Y
First commenter for this post…

After featuring the Dance Moves and the Scrumptious Foodies during the yearend party at work, I believe it’s now high time to share the dance showdown of the five groups.

My group was the last performer after I picked no. 5. I can’t help but feel relieved, LOL!

During the performances of the four groups, everyone was laughing and you can evidently see that we all were having fun in each and every group’s performances.

And why not?

Group 1

From the costume to their dance moves, it really was so funny! I can see the Boss laughing out so loud when Group 1 performed.

Group 2

Group 2 was composed of some Muslim members. Their choreography was a little toned down and so they contented themselves with some footsteps that were very easy to follow. Except for some moves when the boys did a very hilarious skit.

Group 3

Among the five groups, the third group was the lone group who had spent so much time for practice. They were complete with props and choreography was very creative.

Group 4

If Group 3 spent a lot of time for their practice, it hasn’t been the case for Group 4. They only hurdled one day for their practice but it turned out really well. One of their members though had to drink lots of beer before he performed the “Careless Whisper” moves, LOL!

Group 5

It’s my group who performed last but definitely not the least, LOL! I can’t describe well how we fared that night because that would be speaking full of biases. However, I believe we got the highest score for choreography as we displayed strength, intricacy and the pacing of movement/ transition skill was very well performed.

But well… I am part of the group so you can hear me say all praises and glories, hahaha!

Our fate actually lies in the hands of the judges:

The Honorable Panel of Judges

Win or lose, the party was absolutely one night of fun and excitement. It was the first time that I was made to dance, hahaha!

My Share For:
Happiness Is…

AN N E Y
First commenter for this post…

After featuring the Dance Moves and the Scrumptious Foodies during the yearend party at work, I believe it’s now high time to share the dance showdown of the five groups.

My group was the last performer after I picked no. 5. I can’t help but feel relieved, LOL!

During the performances of the four groups, everyone was laughing and you can evidently see that we all were having fun in each and every group’s performances.

And why not?

Group 1

From the costume to their dance moves, it really was so funny! I can see the Boss laughing out so loud when Group 1 performed.

Group 2

Group 2 was composed of some Muslim members. Their choreography was a little toned down and so they contented themselves with some footsteps that were very easy to follow. Except for some moves when the boys did a very hilarious skit.

Group 3

Among the five groups, the third group was the lone group who had spent so much time for practice. They were complete with props and choreography was very creative.

Group 4

If Group 3 spent a lot of time for their practice, it hasn’t been the case for Group 4. They only hurdled one day for their practice but it turned out really well. One of their members though had to drink lots of beer before he performed the “Careless Whisper” moves, LOL!

Group 5

It’s my group who performed last but definitely not the least, LOL! I can’t describe well how we fared that night because that would be speaking full of biases. However, I believe we got the highest score for choreography as we displayed strength, intricacy and the pacing of movement/ transition skill was very well performed.

But well… I am part of the group so you can hear me say all praises and glories, hahaha!

Our fate actually lies in the hands of the judges:

The Honorable Panel of Judges

Win or lose, the party was absolutely one night of fun and excitement. It was the first time that I was made to dance, hahaha!

My Share For:
Happiness Is…

AN N E Y
First commenter for this post…

After featuring the Dance Moves and the Scrumptious Foodies during the yearend party at work, I believe it’s now high time to share the dance showdown of the five groups.

My group was the last performer after I picked no. 5. I can’t help but feel relieved, LOL!

During the performances of the four groups, everyone was laughing and you can evidently see that we all were having fun in each and every group’s performances.

And why not?

Group 1

From the costume to their dance moves, it really was so funny! I can see the Boss laughing out so loud when Group 1 performed.

Group 2

Group 2 was composed of some Muslim members. Their choreography was a little toned down and so they contented themselves with some footsteps that were very easy to follow. Except for some moves when the boys did a very hilarious skit.

Group 3

Among the five groups, the third group was the lone group who had spent so much time for practice. They were complete with props and choreography was very creative.

Group 4

If Group 3 spent a lot of time for their practice, it hasn’t been the case for Group 4. They only hurdled one day for their practice but it turned out really well. One of their members though had to drink lots of beer before he performed the “Careless Whisper” moves, LOL!

Group 5

It’s my group who performed last but definitely not the least, LOL! I can’t describe well how we fared that night because that would be speaking full of biases. However, I believe we got the highest score for choreography as we displayed strength, intricacy and the pacing of movement/ transition skill was very well performed.

But well… I am part of the group so you can hear me say all praises and glories, hahaha!

Our fate actually lies in the hands of the judges:

The Honorable Panel of Judges

Win or lose, the party was absolutely one night of fun and excitement. It was the first time that I was made to dance, hahaha!

My Share For:
Happiness Is…

AN N E Y
First commenter for this post…

After featuring the Dance Moves and the Scrumptious Foodies during the yearend party at work, I believe it’s now high time to share the dance showdown of the five groups.

My group was the last performer after I picked no. 5. I can’t help but feel relieved, LOL!

During the performances of the four groups, everyone was laughing and you can evidently see that we all were having fun in each and every group’s performances.

And why not?

Group 1

From the costume to their dance moves, it really was so funny! I can see the Boss laughing out so loud when Group 1 performed.

Group 2

Group 2 was composed of some Muslim members. Their choreography was a little toned down and so they contented themselves with some footsteps that were very easy to follow. Except for some moves when the boys did a very hilarious skit.

Group 3

Among the five groups, the third group was the lone group who had spent so much time for practice. They were complete with props and choreography was very creative.

Group 4

If Group 3 spent a lot of time for their practice, it hasn’t been the case for Group 4. They only hurdled one day for their practice but it turned out really well. One of their members though had to drink lots of beer before he performed the “Careless Whisper” moves, LOL!

Group 5

It’s my group who performed last but definitely not the least, LOL! I can’t describe well how we fared that night because that would be speaking full of biases. However, I believe we got the highest score for choreography as we displayed strength, intricacy and the pacing of movement/ transition skill was very well performed.

But well… I am part of the group so you can hear me say all praises and glories, hahaha!

Our fate actually lies in the hands of the judges:

The Honorable Panel of Judges

Win or lose, the party was absolutely one night of fun and excitement. It was the first time that I was made to dance, hahaha!

My Share For:
Happiness Is…

AN N E Y
First commenter for this post…

After featuring the Dance Moves and the Scrumptious Foodies during the yearend party at work, I believe it’s now high time to share the dance showdown of the five groups.

My group was the last performer after I picked no. 5. I can’t help but feel relieved, LOL!

During the performances of the four groups, everyone was laughing and you can evidently see that we all were having fun in each and every group’s performances.

And why not?

Group 1

From the costume to their dance moves, it really was so funny! I can see the Boss laughing out so loud when Group 1 performed.

Group 2

Group 2 was composed of some Muslim members. Their choreography was a little toned down and so they contented themselves with some footsteps that were very easy to follow. Except for some moves when the boys did a very hilarious skit.

Group 3

Among the five groups, the third group was the lone group who had spent so much time for practice. They were complete with props and choreography was very creative.

Group 4

If Group 3 spent a lot of time for their practice, it hasn’t been the case for Group 4. They only hurdled one day for their practice but it turned out really well. One of their members though had to drink lots of beer before he performed the “Careless Whisper” moves, LOL!

Group 5

It’s my group who performed last but definitely not the least, LOL! I can’t describe well how we fared that night because that would be speaking full of biases. However, I believe we got the highest score for choreography as we displayed strength, intricacy and the pacing of movement/ transition skill was very well performed.

But well… I am part of the group so you can hear me say all praises and glories, hahaha!

Our fate actually lies in the hands of the judges:

The Honorable Panel of Judges

Win or lose, the party was absolutely one night of fun and excitement. It was the first time that I was made to dance, hahaha!

My Share For:
Happiness Is…

AN N E Y
First commenter for this post…