[...] Sonia Simone [...]

@Christine, oh yeah, I’ve been K a whole bunch of times.

@Lizthefair, that whole question fascinates me. I don’t accept that everyone with problems somehow “invited” those problems, but I also see am amazing difference in how folks deal with what gets thrown at them. I figure it’s worth trying to figure out how to swing at a curve ball with some grace (and once in awhile, who knows, even hit it).

Thanks for the thought provoking read.

A ballet company choreographed a ballet to my music – so I was on a tour bus with them all over the country months at a time for about two years.

I spent much of the time with the costume folks – cuz they were a hoot. (Plus, I felt like a giant next to the dancers. I needed to hang out with real bodies!)

Anyway – what amazes me is how much we can each remember about the tiniest details of seeing someone speak, or how they offer to help, or how they approach us. Showing up is huge.

(And I’m not embarrassed to admit that I’ve had my share of being “K” in my life too!)

I think we’ve all blown a few auditions in our time. Trouble is, at the time, we don’t know if it’s a good part or a bad one.

But at least if we pass, we then get the right of refusal.