Nana Biography

He took me up to San Francisco, and both of us were crying. And it was then that I realize that we had something, that we felt the same way about certain things, and we still do that. We went Friday night, when there’s something very beautiful in ballet, a turning point. I saw it twice, because it was on the plane coming back from New York and this time I didn’t put on my earphones. It takes your breath away. If you like ballet dancing, and he was so affected by it, that it was fun to be with him. I would not have liked to go with someone who didn’t like dancing, who didn’t feel it.

So the things that you mentioned several times that you’ve mentioned warmth and ability to be affectionate.

And his ability to be to seem like the same kind of emotional experiences I do. I have

And you did not find up until John, I think you said.

I don’t think I did, and my son Sam, who is I had the most the most most problem I’ve been more of a problem with him and relating and loving and all, we Sam and I do have that same thing about going and experiencing ballet and movies and certain books we read together. He’s very very sensitive. He’s very much like I am that way. Well, it’s nice. It’s nice that you have somebody that you can go to a movie and not have them laughing in the wrong places.

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