Like none other … a lightworker! đ¸
Now she is 63. What I want to know is: What does 63 know that 44 didnât? She pauses for a long time. âIn your 40s, youâre coming into it, youâre intellectualizing things, and you kind of know it and you feel it,â she says. âBut there is a deepening and a broadening and quickening of the knowing that happens in your 50s. Maya Angelou used to say to me, âThe 50s are everything youâve been meaning to be.â She looks at me over the top of the nerd-chic glasses she favors these days. âYouâd been meaning to be that person.â She laughs. âBy the time you hit 60, there are just no . . . damn . . . apologies. And certainly not at 63. And the weight thing that was always such a physical, spiritual, emotional burden for meâno apologies for that either.â
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