Re, Re: Re-Laird Redux

[Frances Morey]

Bill,
I'm guessing, but I fear Don has been pontificating for a long time to one
captive woman, and merely repeats that habit with us. I am reminded of one
time, back in the 70's when I was a member of a woman's rap group. One
evening we dicided to invite our significant others to a larger rap
group/party. During the big circle discussion one man, half way across the
room, responded to what one woman said with a vehement outburst. I, who had
arrived late and missed the introductions said, "Oh you must be Lucy's
husband." And then by way of explanation, added, "None of us would speak to
her in that tone of voice." It was a stunning moment of unvarnished truth
signaling the end of group speak and an explosion into the liveliest of
parties.
There, how's that for a substantive stroll down memory lane?
Frances

On Fri, 2 Nov 2001 12:53:59 -1000, Bill Irwin wrote:

>  Well thank God for Don - at least he got a lot of folks out of the
woodwork
>  and thinking about what the list is for and not for.  Most all the posts
>  have been short and to the point - good.  I would like to know more about
>  Don, like what did you do in the '60s and '70s?  What have you been doing
>  since then? What are you doing now?  Same questions for everyone else.
>  Since I haven't been around Austin for the last 25 years I don't know
what
>  you have been doing all this time and would like to know.  Everyone seems
to
>  be a big bag of opinions and not much substance to them.  I know that
isn't
>  true so would like to know what you have been doing.  I keep hearing the
>  phrase that we are all so talented and creative, well how come we never
see
>  much of that?  How about some poems, short stories, photos, drawings,
music
>  (it can be put into e-mail you know), designs, or photos of your craft
work.
>  And when you do get something like that in your mail how about resopding
to
>  it?  Like, "nice picture", some reasoned critisim, or just  a "duh -
what's
>  that?".
>  
>  Responding to another e-mail:
>  I remember the Id Coffee house.  I once saw Janis J sing there to an all
>  most empty house.  That was definatly back in my beatnik daze.
>  Bill
>  
>  
>  


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