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[polyethylenept2]

On our last night out together Zach tells me the story from his first stay in Israel. He had a friend in the states and their method of correspondence was via tapes. They would decide on a theme for their tape and then one person would add a song, send the tape to the other, who would add the next song, and so on and so forth till they had a full

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[mochizpooch]

oh yes, I still have an embarrassing collection of tapes I've recorded off of broadway radio. I want to convert them to mp3 so badly! I do like that I managed to skip the whole beeper era completely. I love the days when we still customized paper cards or something crafty before we had computers to do everything and still appreciate handwritten letters on travel, so I love your friend's care.

as for everyone else's comments about "small town," I'd keep in mind that the Valley wouldn't quite exist as anything noteworthy without the access to greater LA. srsly, after the kids are raised, the experience of diversity can only be had by actually going out to the metropolitan places where there is ethnic food, religious houses, squares for public festivities, etc.
I have lived in a small town in the truest sense, and if I didn't have a car, I might actually choose SLO over an undistinguished suburb. but that will never happen!
I'm totally with you though. I wish I could live in city central to contrast, but in Copenhagen I also stayed in a suburb Sundbyvester, 40 minutes bus-train out, and I liked seeing the landscape change over the ride in.

[mochizpooch]

and I really should get ahold of myself, but MORE BSS love!

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