Comments on: Lessons from a She-Fan (Updated)

By: Randy Stern

Randy Stern — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 21:55:11 +0000

You nailed the core of not only Jane’s book and my blog – but the reason why sports has become an integral part of many global societies. It starts a conversation, it carries passionate debate and it either resolved towards agreeing to disagree or to leave the debate at the table and walk away. Just like a relationship.
Jane’s relationship with the Pinstripes has a core value: Passion. If we live passionately of our lives, including our pursuits, we always find ourselves in the waters of the conversation either treading in it or deep into the waves. Preferably swimming in the waves.
This was also the mystery our mother taught us as well. It makes me wonder how Mom would’ve taken away from this book if she wrote it…

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By: Jane Heller

Jane Heller — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 15:36:18 +0000

I was thrilled to discover your review of my “She-Fan” book today. Thanks so much for getting right to the heart of what I was trying to say in the book. Yes, I’m a passionate fan and would love it if my team won every single game. But fandom means so much more. It’s about commitment and loyalty and being there – for better or worse.