by BarbaraSher » Thu Dec 20, 2001 11:37 pm
12/12/01 > > Dear Ms. Sher: > > I enjoyed your television presentation on KQED on September 9th (yes, I'm a > member of my local PBS station) and, while I am an appreciative reader of the > literature of human psychological and spiritual development, I am intrigued by and open to your sardonic approach as well. > > On the show you read a letter from a woman who took up dance at the age of 40. Her words seemed to speak directly to me and for me. I, too, have cherished > the dream of dancing for decades and always believed I was exempt from that > possibility because I didn't have ballet lessons as a child. > > I am now finishing out a wonderful class in modern dance at our local junior > college and shall, at the age of 50, begin ballet next month. I too grieve as > I am affirmed in my suspicions of the fine dancer I could have been. > > I would like to write to the sender of that letter. Would you be able to > forward it to her? > > I look forward to navigating your website ... Your directness, sureness, and insights in exposing blocks to living is very helpful. > > Thank you for your perspective and for practicing your calling. > > Sincerely,