Editor’s Note: Have a question for Dibi Fletcher? She’s definitely got answers. Or at least a perspective. Don’t hold back, shoot her a DM on Instagram and ask away. Here’s this week’s dispatch from the Matriarch of Radical… I’m 67 and still surf regularly. Last winter I paddled out on a day I would have considered ordinary twenty years ago. Halfway outside, I realized I was over my head. Nothing happened, I wasn’t hurt, I just turned around and paddled in. I’ve been embarrassed about it ever since. Was this an instance of knowing my limits or not pushing hard enough through them? – Turned Around in SD Hey Turned Around in SD… Sometimes it takes more courage to turn around when every bit of your ego tells you to paddle out. There’s a difference between gaining judgement and losing your nerve. At twenty-five, we test ourselves because we don’t know our limits. At sixty-five, we’ve earned the right to know them.…