【美语咖啡屋】 “童心未泯”踢踏舞（上）

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Jody
Yang Chen
Hazel ElbertAnd I'm Jody!  Thanks for dropping by the American Cafe!
Slowly, Yang Chen.  Really slowly.
Um, I would have to say in a word, simply ... YES!  It's really hard.
I know.
What's that supposed to mean?  What do you mean  What's wrong with my age!?  But, actually the ladies in my tap dance troupe, called Young At Heart, are in their late 50s and early 60s.  So, I'm pretty young.  And most of them didn't start tap dancing until they hit 50 years old.  
And in English the expression "young at heart" is often used to describe older people who have a zest for life.  You know, they have a young way of looking at life.  Here's Hazel, one of the founders of Young At Heart.  
My name is Hazel Elbert.  And ah, I started tapping in 1989.  In 1989 I was 52 years old.  I've been with Young at Heart since, oh dear, I guess it's been about five, going on about six years now.
Oh, that'll be fun!  Young At Heart travels to many nursing homes and senior centers in the area and tap dances for people who don't get to go out very much any more.
Here's Hazel again.
And you get a good feeling because the whole purpose of our organization is to provide entertainment to elderly  people, actually.   It's the elderly people that are in our nursing homes or senior centers and what have you, and that's the main purpose of our organization.