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Wednesday, 16 May 2012

remembering to breathe

bother

the class in the Forest of Dean had filled nicely and i foolishly thought all was well
and then my friend and organiser
Sally Stafford kindly inspected the Festival website with a view to attending the performance of
Breathe
[which was my reason for coming to the UK in the first place]
and found
the dates had changed from those i had been told

so there's been an enormous muck up
and a number of people have been inconvenienced
and i am very sorry

but there may be someone out there who would have preferred to attend on August 27,28,29

i hope so.
trying to remember to breathe.


6 comments:

  1. slowly in....slowly out....

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  2. i do not envy you this part of the job where you must juggle and apologize...but you do it with grace.

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  3. I'm happy with the new dates in the Forest - the dancing, set off perfectly by the costumes, is beautiful. am sending this link round my networks in case anyone has space for a special treat. breathing slowly,...,...

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  4. Breathing is good, but it's best done in compatibility with feeling. It doesn't matter if it's slow or fast, deep or shallow, as long as it's not hectic.

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  5. May your every breath be filled with the effortless grace of dancers breathing through every movement.

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  6. never stop breathing, no matter what.........
    XXXm

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