Second-Hand Mädchen

[lilchiva]

Well, I meant to write sooner but it didn’t happen. I had grand plans for this journal from every day since New Year’s up until this point. But, that didn’t work out and it’s been awhile. Ya know, I’ve always tended to be light on semi-publically documenting things that don’t exist solely in my imagination. So, really, when you think about it, it’s

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[tdaschel]

.. thanks LUCKY STARS that eljay made-alert by Yahoo box that you'd - after long time - posted (wasn't aware, in fact, there was such a feature / so thanks to all the Kind Considerates at the Murmansk warehouse and, most of all, to *you* !)

[lilchiva]

You are too kind!

I'm so happy to hear from you, it's ridiculous. How are you? How have you been?

[tdaschel]

"catching up" with the 20th century, usually (without Happity Happenstance, where would i be NOW? .. case-in-point: the Goodwill store had some UK import of Angela Carter essays i'd never seen-nor-heard of .. and she's all up and over about dead Australian Christina Stead. WELL, there was precisely *one* of her titles in the local Lutheran college library : For Love Alone, 1944, and - who knew? - it's become the very thing required at these particular - sometimes *challenging* - Hours, hey !

ANGELA

[bombasticus]

Is this "Shaking a Leg?" We just got one too.

Re: ANGELA

[lilchiva]

I don't have that one. I have three of her collections but that's not one of them. I can get it on AZ

YES

[bombasticus]

Jarvis knows the score. Yeah, in Shaking she reviews the Preppy Handbook as well as either Creepy or Eerie (both?) and reveals her secret lovecraft dolphin love.

RE: YES

[tdaschel]