WHAT FAME MEANS TO
ME by Brigitte M (councel at law)
When Fame was broadcasted in France on March 1982, I was 10. I was immediately moved by the very special place the school was. Teachers were very attentive toward the talented and sensitive kids. They helped them to go through problems and ordeals. It was the school where I would have liked to study!
Fame learned me a lot. The show inspired me to follow my dreams and never give up. I was amazed at Doris and Coco's endless energy. I also admired Lydia and Bruno because they reached perfection in everything they did.
I'm getting old but Fame is always close to my heart. I have the opportunity to fly to New York often enought and it's moving for me to be in the city where Fame took place. The show is the best memory of my childhood. And The school of Arts will always be a special place for me.
When Fame was broadcasted in France on March 1982, I was 10. I was immediately moved by the very special place the school was. Teachers were very attentive toward the talented and sensitive kids. They helped them to go through problems and ordeals. It was the school where I would have liked to study!
Fame learned me a lot. The show inspired me to follow my dreams and never give up. I was amazed at Doris and Coco's endless energy. I also admired Lydia and Bruno because they reached perfection in everything they did.
I'm getting old but Fame is always close to my heart. I have the opportunity to fly to New York often enought and it's moving for me to be in the city where Fame took place. The show is the best memory of my childhood. And The school of Arts will always be a special place for me.
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