Dana
>Yes, Sue's organization sponsored a play called the Strong Breast Revolution
>which we went to see. The (female) players wore no tops. The idea IIRC was
>that society has two main views of women's breasts: One as sexualized and
>commidified and one as source of mother's milk. The play was about allowing
>breasts to be seen in a third way which is a normal and beautiful part of
>the body. It was great because it allowed for the women acting to explore
>their feelings and experiences in depth and take you along for the ride.
>Certainly brought out feelings about my own mother's death due to breast
>cancer. Two taboos in one there eh? Death AND breasts!
>Patrick
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: dana tierney
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>the play?
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>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: dana tierney
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>>I think I will become a Breast Ambassador :)
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>>-ME--> :-) go for it!
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>>Though I could not identify the photograph on the main page. Very Georgia
>>O'Keefe :) Make you wonder what that maple leaf is hiding... lol.
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>>-ME--> :-)
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>>SHe does seem to be talking about the same thing I am though.
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>>-ME--> Yep. I wish you could have seen the play, it was very good. Don't
>>forget to see Calendar Girls!
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>>Dana
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>>Outbound email scanned for virus'.
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